August 4, 1956

VOLUME XVII — NUMBER 46 AUGUST 4, 1956

Eddy Howard is shown in a warm family portrait with his daughter Lynn and son Biff (Eddy, Jr.). The inquisitive looks of the children obviously point out

the question just given to their father, “Daddy, when I grow up what will I he?'’

and Eddy is answering “Que Sera, Sera” which just happens to he the title of his latest Mercury release.

www.americanradiohistory.com from the sound track of the MGM Production of the same name

up there Somebody likes me

c/w Dream Along With Me

(I'm On My Way To A Star) the theme song

from Perry's NBC-TV Show

...and nobody sings 'em like Perry Como

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The Cash Box Publishing Co., Inc 26 West 47th Street, New York 36, N. Y. (All Phones: JUdson 6-2640) Cable Address: CASHBOX, N. Y. JOE ORLECK • CHICAGO OFFICE 32 West Randolph St., Chicago 1, 111. A (All Phones: DEarborn 2-0045) GLANCE AT BILL GERSH Howie Freer Chuck Peele • HOLLYWOOD OFFICE 6272 Sunset Blvd., Hollywood, Cal. (Phone: Hollywood 5-2129) JACK DEVANEY Bob Martin • BOSTON OFFICE 1765 Commonwealth Ave., Boston 35, Mass. (Phone: ALgonquin 4-8464) GUY LIVINGS IgN FUTURE LONDON OFFICE 17 Hilltop, London, N.W., England Record manufacturers, distributors crease in volume from its current (Phone: Speedwell 2596) MARCEL STELLMAN and dealers from all over the country $200,000,000 a year to estimates which have just finished meeting at the NAMM ranged anywhere from $500,000,000 EXECUTIVE STAFF convention. came together to dis- and up. BOB AUSTIN, General Mgr., Music Dept. They SID PARNES, Editor-In-Chief cuss the current state of their business NORMAN ORLECK, Associate Editor MARTY OSTROW, Associate Editor and the future possibilities. This is a sensational rise for any IRA HOWARD, Associate Editor industry to experience in so short CISSIE GERSH, Woman’s Editor a A. Office MARINO, Manager period, but since it conies from several T. TORTOSA, Circulation From all indications that we were POPSIE, Staff Photographer sources, all of whom are in closest touch BRUNO DUTKOWSKY, Art Director able to gather during convention time, with wliat’s happening, we must accept • the future looks great. Never have we ADVERTISING RATES on request. All advertising it as something which is actually going all closes Friday at 12 Noon preceding week of issue. heard such ’round optimism being publishers. to happen. Advertisements subject to approval of universally expressed and accepted. SUBSCRIPTION RATES $15 per year anywhere in the U.S.A. Special listing for jobbers and distributors at $48 per year includes 40 word classified advertisement What it means moreover, is that each week for an entire year (52 weeks) plus the full The record industry was meeting at a year’s subscription free of charge. Airmail, First Class, everyone currently engaged in the rec- time when a sensational record had hit as well as Special Delivery subscription rates on re- ord and music businesses can look for- quest. Subscription rates for all foreign countries on the market, “The Flying Saucer,” and request. ward to considerable increases in the THE CASH BOX covers the entire music industry, although all sorts of legal complica- ranging from retail record and music stores to disk volume of their own business and con- tions were arising from it, the practical jockeys, music publishers, recording artists, record sequently greater profits. and arrangers, radio manufacturers, music composers results were being felt by retailers and and TV stations, and all others allied to the music industry throughout the world. distributors throughout the nation. Not Such glimpses at the future, of THE CASH BOX covers the entire coin machine in- only were distributors collecting past dustry all over the worlds Operators, jobbers, distribu- course, added to the general happy feel- tors, manufacturers and suppliers of automatic music, due accounts from retailers who were vending, service and amusement machines are covered. ing that was displayed at the convention. THE CASH BOX coverage extends to finance firms, ordering the record in huge quantities, loan organizations, factors, banks, and other financial but retailers themselves were reporting institutions, expressly interested in the financing of coin There’s just oue more point that we machines of all kinds. tremendous Summer traffic in their “ THE CASH BOX PRICE LISTS (a combination of would like to make here and this is, The Cash Box’ former ‘Confidential Price Lists’ and The stores with the result that records of all while meeting at the NAMM convention Cash Box’ former ‘C. M. I. [ Coin Machines Industry manufacturers were being sold. Blue Book’) are the one and only officially recognized may be all right as a second best tiling price quotations guide for all new and used machines in the United States and all over the world where Ameri- because there is no exclusive record can made machines are used. “The Cash Box Price Lists” Under such unexpected Summer sell- are an exclusive and copyrighted feature of The Cash convention at which to meet, shouldn’t Box. “The Cash Box Price Lists” are recognized officially ing conditions, naturally the basic mood we at some point start thinking about by cities and states throughout the country as the “official a price book of the coin machines industry.” “The Cash was one of optimism. convention devoted to our own record Box Price Lists” are officially used in the settlement of estates, for buying, selling or trading of all types of coin industry alone? All responsible prog- operated equipment and are also officially recognized for taxation purposes. “The Cash Box Price Lists" are used But in addition, a large number of nostications indicate that our volume is by finance firms, factors, loan companies, bankers, and people attending the convention took going up considerably. all other financial institutions to guide them in the mak- The record in- ing of loans to members of the coin machines industry. note of the fact that in the articles ap- dustry is daily becoming more and more “The Cash Box Price Lists" have been legally recognized in courts in the United States, Canada, and many foreign pearing in the 14th Anniversary edition important not only to the entertainment countries. Entire business transactions and legal cases are based upon the quotations appearing in “The Cash of The Cash Box, a number of respon- field hut also to the nation’s economy. Box Price Lists.” sible record men all came to the same It s about time we had a convention Copyright under the International Copyright Conven- tion. All rights reserved by the Pan American Copy- conclusion that within the next five devoted to records. Why doesn't the right Convention. Copyright 1956 by The Cash Box Publishing Co., Inc. years, the record business would in- RIAA do something about it?

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The Cash Box, Music Page 6 August 4, 1956 Record Reviews

mu iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii RUSTY DRAPER THE RAVENS (Mercury 70921; 70921x45) The Cash Box (Argo 5255; 45-5255) “IN THE MIDDLE OF THE “KNEEL AND PRAY” [Arc ® HOUSE” [Shapiro Bernstein © BMI—Rupp, Hines] The Ravens ASCAP Hilliard] A cute little folk- — Disk of the Week make an excellent first showing on the flavored novelty is delightfully styled Argo label as they chant a beautiful by Rusty Draper. The versatile song- “TEENAGER’S [Dauby -Lewis, McFarland] fish beat inspirational ballad. Lovely gets a solid MOTHER” (2:18) BMI— ster does a fine job and vocal work on a strong piece of ma- “RIP IT [Venice Blackwell, Marascalco] assist from a chorus. Sound effects UP” (2:22) BMI— terial. add to the color of this cutie. Watch HILL HALEY & His Comets this one. “I CAN’T BELIEVE” [Arc BMI (Decca 30028; 9-30028) 0 —Dixon] The bass takes the lead “PINK CADILLAC” [Four Star- on this end and swings thru a solid Sales BMI Masters] Draper of- take home and spin for his family. ® — rhythm piece. rocker fers his rendition of a swinging It’s a terrific dance item dubbed been showing some action on that’s “Teenager’s Mother (Are You the West coast. Rockin’ dance item. Right?)” which tells the teenager’s CHICO O’FARRIL’S CUBAN STARS MICHEL LEGRAND ORCH. mother not to worry about the rock 4-40732) (Panart 21308; 45-21308) (Columbia 40732; and roll craze; it’s only a modern “LOVE THEME FROM ‘LA version of the charleston craze “EL BODEGUERO” [—Egues] Chico O’Farril, one ® STRADA’” [Leeds ASCAP— adults went through some 30 years ® of the latin Rota] Michel Legrand, one of France’s field’s most creative arrangers, does an ago. Rockin’ side with a lyric that leading batoneers who has become a exciting job on hot cha cha rendition great favorite with the American LP hits home. Flip is another knock- of the favorite oldie “The Continen- buyers, does a magnificent job with down, drag-out jolter that’ll have tal”. Swinging side—excellent dance the beautiful title theme from a cur- BILL HALEY the boxes hoppin’. It’s Haley’s music. The boys in the band supply rent Italian film smash. Refreshing rendition of a current rock ’n roll- additional color with their vocales- Legrand arrangement. • Bill Haley has his Comets really pop disk click “Rip It Up”. Hot thenics. rockin’ on a swinging new disk biscuit that’s a must for every “PARIS CANAILLE” [—Ferre] that every teenager will have to juke box. “TENDERLY” [—Gross, Lau- ® This side, also waxed in France, is rence] O’Farril’s jazz background a fast-stepping, gay and flowery con- is very prominent on this slow beat tinental melody colorfully handled. cha cha version of the classic “Tend- erly”. Soothing listening and good ROSEMARY CLOONEY mood, dance music. (Columbia 40723; 4-40723) “THIRTEEN GOING ON “BEI MIR BIST DU SCHON” “HELLO, YOUNG LOVERS” FOURTEEN” [Harms ASCAP—Sholom, Cahn, [Williamson ASCAP— © (2:16) [Roncon ASCAP Hoffman] Chaplin] MILANO & HIS ORCHESTRA Hammerstein, Rodgers] A great tune — introduced in the B’way stage smash THE CREW CUTS (MGM 12295; K12295) “King and I”, may now become a disk (Mercury 70922; 70922x45) “MY ONE hit via this lovely new rendition by AND ONLY LOVE” (2:34) [Sherwin ASCAP—Wood, Rosemary Clooney. This new record- catch as as it hits air- on soon the Mellin] One of the ing added to the revived interest in most beautiful of waves. It’s the group’s strongest all romantic melodies the show’s score from the movie ver- is enchantingly disk in quite some time and couples presented by Milano and the orchestra. sion, could send it up the ladder. Lush, dreamy affair Touching presentation. something old with something new. with a piano taking the spotlight. Pretty item for dee “PEACHY PEACHY” (2:10) The new half is a delightful teen- jay programming. © [Frank ASCAP — Adler, Ross, age jumper tagged “Thirteen Going “I’M Kitahari, Nakayama] A cute little On Fourteen”. It’s an infectious YOURS” (2:49) [Algonquin kiddie novelty with a Japanese motif ® BMI—Mellin] This end is a soft, swinger with a simple lyric and is delightfully styled by Rosey and mellow instrumentation of a lovely hit a group of children. Side has a zany catchy melody. Right in line with tune popular just a few years ago. lyric, and a charming sound all its what the kids want. The coupling own. Could catch on. is a terrific revival rendition of Bist CREWCUTS the great oldie “Bei Mir Du CYRIL STAPLETON ORCH. JACK HANSEN & TRIO Schon”. The bovs do a masterful (MGM 12297; K12297) (Plaza 362; 45-362) # The Creweuts come up with a job and should have a big selling “SONNY BOY” [DeSylva, Brown top grade two-sider that’s sure to double decker. ‘LOVE THEME FROM ‘LA © & Henderson ASCAP — Jolson, ’STRADA’” [Leeds ASCAP — DeSylva, Brown, Henderson] Here’s Rota] The beautiful title theme from an unusual side that could develop into a new Italian film which has met a solid seller if it gets a good start with rave reviews, is warmly inter- from jockeys. It’s a simple offering- preted by Cyril Stapleton and his featuring only a trumpet solo against “FROM A SCHOOL RING TO A “YOUNG LOVE” orchestra. Moody Italian flavored love an up-beat rhythm backdrop. Should song. WEDDING RING” [Sheldon BMI—Miller, Berger] do well in the jukes. [Pinelawn BMI—Aronson, Martini] “I ONLY KNOW I LOVE YOU” “WALTZIN’ BLUES” [Dari Pub. [Leeds ASCAP—Rossi] Here the THE ROVER BOYS ® ® Inc.—Hansen, Hansen] Trumpe- crew offers another pretty instrumen- ter Hansen waltzes thru an unusual (ABC-Paramount 9732; 45-9732) tation of an Italian melody—this one original blues item on this end and stems from the Italian hit parade. will probably become a standard comes up with an entirely out-of-the- Vocal version of this tune is clicking graduation season, ordinary disk. It has an weird sound record for the here in the U.S. all its own. follow their initial smash with two beautiful new ballads aimed at the THE MULCAYS same market as their first hit. PETER HANLEY Both are touching love songs (Trans-World 719; 45-719) rendered with warmth and tender- (Verve 2017; 2017x45) “LILI MARLENE” [Chappell ness. “From A School Ring To A “I LOVE YOU, SAMANTHA” © ASCAP— Norbert, Schultze] The Wedding Ring” weds a commercial steady-selling Mulcays get a choral lyric to a lovely melody. The pretty (2:31) [Buxton Hill ASCAP— Porter] Another pretty assist here as they fashion a wonder- ballad is set to a most delightful song from the Cole ful harmonica rendition of the great shuffle beat tailor-made for dancing. Porter “High Society” flicker is sprightly lilted World War I favorite. Delightful “Young Love” has the same charm- thru by Pete Hanley. Easy-going ditty. side. Should do well with the adult ing, romantic quality about it. And set. Excellent juke box merchandise. a female choral backing showcases ROVER BOYS “MY HEART IS SO FULL OF the Rovers to best advantage. Two “I GOT THE BLUES” [J. & M. ’YOU” (2:28) [Frank ASCAP— • The Rover Boys, still riding the excellent decks that’ll probably be ® Mulcay ASCAP — Mulcay, Mul- Loesser] Pete does a big job on this charts with their successful rendi- hitting their peaks when the kids cay] The harmonica virtuosos lilt touching love song from the magnifi- tion of “Graduation Day” which return from their Summer vacation. through a pretty original blues item cent Frank Loesser show “Most Happv on this half. Fella”. ‘Only those records best suited for commercial use are reviewed by THE CASH BOX’

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<111111111 THE BEY SISTERS LARRY STARR (Decca 29960; 9-29960) (Kapp 154; 45-154) “(0ur Song) DEDICATED TO The Cash Box “DON’T RINGA DA BELL” [Conley Slay, O YOU” (2:49) BMI— (2:32) [Regent BMI — Miller, on Decca O Crewe] The Bey Sisters bow Reine] A happy-go-lucky Italian fla- with pretty vocal blend as they a Sleeper of the Week vored cutie is delightfully bounced chant a solid fish-beat ballad that’s thru by Larry Starr. Pleasant, easy sure to please the kids. Strong rock listening. Wonderful Summer pro- “YOUR PLACE IN THE SUN” (2:52) and roller for the jukes. gramming material for jockeys. [Pera BMI—Paul] “PRETTY BABY, DO” (2:35) “I ONLY WANT A BUDDY— [Kahl BMI Hunter, Otis] Here O — “IT’S BETTER IN THE DARK” (2:36) ® NOT A SWEETHEART” (2:00) the chirps hand in another fine rockin’ [Cahn ASCAP—Cahn, Van Heusen] [M. M. Cole BMI-—Jones] This tear- Excellent piece of material that ballad. TONY MARTIN ful ballad set to an up-beat has that makes this coupling a twin-threat. Ex- (RCA Victor 20-6597; 47-6597) pleasant old-fashioned early 1900’s citing change of tempo gives this deck sound. A smooth performance. a slightly different flavor from the parade, Victor introduces a new usual rock and rollers. Tony Martin disk that should enjoy AL RUSS ORCH. GUY MITCHELL a successful fling on the juke boxes (Fiesta 066; 45-066) (Columbia 40724; 4-40724) and over the counters. Titled “Your “SKA-CHA-CHA” (2:59) [Pem- “FINDERS KEEPERS” (2:35) Place In The Sun”, the tune is a O ora BMI—Russ] A1 Russ and his © [Joy ASCAP—Tishman, Charles] warm and tender inspirational bal- boys come up with a wonderful sound A huge chorus assists Guy Mitchell lad which Tony renders in a smooth, as they dish across a smooth sailing as he glides through a sentimental winning fashion. A thoughtful bal- cha cha item. The sax is in the spot- new ballad that immediately recalls lad that has the earmarks of a big light here and gives the side a unique Guy’s smash “My Heart Cries For seller. Hugo Winterhalter supplies sound heard on few cha chas. Should You”. Pretty deck with big possibil- the pretty instrumental backing be a healthy seller. ities. that paints the picture of a cowboy “ST. LOUIS BLUES CHA CHA Ai'TD LIKE TO SAY A FEW on his horse ambling across the CHA” (2:35) [W. C. Handy Swords about texas” (2:36) TONY MARTIN plains in the sunset. The coupling ASCAP—Handy] The classic “St. [Hawthorne ASCAP—Hoffman, Man- “It’s Better In The Dark”, is a Louis Blues” is attractively set to a ning] A colorful cornball novelty fea- • With “Walk Hand In Hand” smooth tango novelty with a spicy cha cha beat on this end. Slow bluesy turing an infectious melody and a completing a long run on the hit flavoring. Watch the top half. cha cha item with a good dance tempo. very cute lyric, is smoothly styled to a bounce beat by Mitchell. BOB SPENCER RALPH MARTERIE “EXPERIMENTS WITH MICE” (3:25) (Epic 9176; 5-9176) (Mercury 70917; 70917x45) [Mills ASCAP—Dankworth] “THE ONE I’M WAITING FOR” “LOLA’S THEME” [Crowell © (2:33) [Republic BMI—Miller] LAPPLECAKE” (3:00) [Mills ASCAP—Dankworth] © ASCAP—Arnold] Ralph Marterie Bob Spencer, a talented songster with and his crew drift thru a soft and JOHNNY DANKWORTH a big voice, belts out a strong piece touching rendition of a delightful ro- (Capitol 3499; F-3499) of blues that should do much to start mantic theme from the film success • “Experiments With Mice”, one spoof treatment include Billy May, him on the road to stardom. Good “Trapeze”. Beautiful blue-mood music. of England’s current best sellers, Benny Goodman, Glenn Miller, teenage material. “YES SIR, THAT’S MY BABY” makes its debut on the American Gerry Mulligan, Eric Delaney, “ROCK AND ROLL LULLABY” [Philadelphia BMI Gar- ® [Bourne ASCAP—Kahn, Donald- scene and promises to do as well Sauter-Finegan and Stan Kenton. © (2:20) — rett, songster changes son] The ork does a terrific job here here as it’s doing abroad. Featur- Dankworth’s narration and intro- Wyman] The the pace belts out a hard hitting as it dishes up a most refreshing new ing one of Britain’s top maestros, duction of the various band styles and that’ll keep the boxes treatment of a great favorite. Superb Johnny Dankworth, the disk is a is humorous and interesting. John- rock and roller Solid coupling for the young- dance item. The teensters will love it. most delightful instrumental satire ny is a favorite with U. S. disk hopping. JOHNNY BURNETTE TRIO on the techniques of some of to- jockeys who will undoubtedly spin sters. bands as they play the the grooves off this (Coral 61675; 9-61675) day’s top one. Clever HELEN GRAYCO nursery favorite “Three Blind deck. Flip, “Applecack” is an “MIDNIGHT TRAIN” [Abe Ol- (Vik 0219; 4X-0219) Mice”. The artists who get the imaginative swing offering. © man ASCAP—Burnette, Burnette, “A FOOL FOR YOU” (2:30) [E. Burlison, Mortimer] A powerful folk- ® B. Marks BMI—Raleigh, Sawers] flavored blues item is dramatically in- Helen Grayco comes through with a terpreted by Johnny Burnette’s trio. “THIS IS ONLY THE BEGINNING” (3:04) good fish-beat ditty that’ll have the Striking side rendered with feeling [Veronique ASCAP—Mullan] hoofers swinging. Strong dance deck and vigor. “YOU ARE MY FIRST LOVE” (2:50) with a terrific beat. “OH BABY BABE” [Mitchell “C’EST LA GUERRE” (2:20) [Amber ASCAP—Starr, Frisch] ® ASCAP — Burnette, Burnette, ® [Criterion ASCAP — Livingston, EDDIE BLUE Burlison, Mortimer] The whole gang Evans] A cute little latin-rhythm nov- (Decca 9-29985) cuts along at a torrid clip on this end 29985; elty is cleverly presented on this end as they belt out a wild Presleyesque • Eddie Blue, a talented young- from the pen of the man who com- by the versatile chirp. Swinging affair. rock and roller with that country ster with a bright future in store, posed the recent smash “He”. Stir- flavoring. makes his debut on Decca with an ring ballad that has a moving in- MINDY CARSON (Columbia 40728; 4-40728) JERRY JEROME ORCH. enchanting new coupling that spirational quality about it. The (ABC-Paramount 9726; 45-9726) should start him on the proverbial coupling “You Are My First Love” “I DON’T WANT TO KNOW” [Joy Hoffman, “SLAUGHTER ON TENTH AVE- road to stardom. The lad has a is another soft, melodic romancer @ (2:50) ASCAP— Manning] The great old latin favorite © NUE” (1:58) [Chappell ASCAP wonderful voice and some top- effectively presented by the crooner. Aye Aye”, gets a new set of —Rodgers] Jerry Jerome and his ork drawer material to work with. A commercial side with big possi- “Aye lyrics delightful interpre- fly through a rockin’ new version of “This Is Only The Beginning” is a bilities. Watch this lad. He’ll make and a new the Richard Rodgers instrumental dramatic and emotional love song the grade. tation from Mindy Carson. Pretty ro- standard. Exciting interpretation of mantic opus with a most inviting a great melody. tango tempo. Could be a big one all “ over again. ‘I GOTTA RIGHT TO SING “OUT OF THIS WORLD WITH FLYING SAUCERS” THE BLUES” (3:02) [Harms 4% “I TOOK A STROLL IN THE DAVE BARRY with SARA BERNER (RPM 469; 45-469) ASCAP—Koehler, Arlen] The sax lar PARK” (2:25) [Joy ASCAP— Grouya, Vandenberg) spright and takes the spotlight on this half as the “MOM OH MOM” A colorful lilting romancer is pertly crew glides through a good up-beat RUTH BROWN (Atlantic 1102; 45-1102) in tender version of a wonderful oldie. styled Mindy’s warm and • Two big platters from the rock and roll field that should do big things fashion. Pleasant listening. EDDIE THOMAS & Bar-BQ-Boys in the pop market are the above. (See Rhythm & Blues Reviews). (Beech 711; 45-711) WERNER MULLER ORCH. “FOUR BARE WALLS” (2:24) (Decca 29992; 9-29992) © [Monument BMI—Seligson, Jac- fc “BISTRO” (2:40) [Zodiac BMI— oby] The new Beech label debuts on The Dutrieux, Seegers] A lush and the record scene and introduces Eddie Cash Box instrumental beautiful with that full Thomas on an exciting folk-flavored flowing Werner Muller sound is won- ballad that could step out. The crew derfully presented here. Pretty, con- has a refreshing, earthy sound. Best Bets tinental melody. Excellent waltz disk ‘HOT TEARS” (1:51) [Haw- for any juke box and retailer. ' thorne ASCAP—Stevens, Spring- 'HELLO YOUNG LOVERS" / “MONTE CARLO MELODY” er] This end could do a big job in the 'PEACHY PEACHY" Rosemary Clooney Columbia 40723; 4-40723 *9 (2:55) [Compton ASCAP—Frisch] pop and country fields. It’s an infec- 'IN THE MIDDLE OF THE HOUSE" Rusty Draper Mercury 70921; 70921x45 This half is a gorgeous string filled tious country melody effectively de- 'LOVE THEME FROM 'LA STRADA' " Michel Legrand Columbia 40732; 4-40732 mood item excellently arranged and livered. 'FINDERS KEEPERS" Guy Mitchell Columbia 40724; 4-40724 delivered. Lovely tune. “On/y those records best suited for commercial use are reviewed by THE CASH BOX”

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Mel Torme has arrived in London to 1 Patter start a vaudeville and concert tour in this country, beginning with a guest ALL ABOUT DISK JOCKEYS 9 S appearance on the B.B.C. Show Band LITTLE WILLIE JOHN ^ this Saturday, followed by another guest appearance in the Sunday night FE ER With Rock N’ Roll still holding the musical spotlight, we received two at Blackpool T.V. show. Following interesting items which report attempts to settle the question. One of them, in \ I \ this, “The Velvet Fog” opens in Bir- a seemingly tongue-in-cheek vein, comes from station Phoenix, Arizona. Their answer is a drastic mingham on July 23rd. Mel will be KOY, LETTER FROMMY DARLING i one and calls for giving up R&R for “the one music \ accompanied by the various Theatre 4 KING 4935 R that is common to young and old ... on the West Orchestras, and has engaged the ser- Coast . . . the East Coast . . . and all between . . . BILL DOGGETT vices of British pianist Colin Beaton. Polka music”. The other item and a more direct ap- More U. S. talent returning to this proach to the controversy, will take place on August HONKY TONK country includes Jerry Colonna. And 18, on WHAT in Philadelphia. This question will be the Grade Office tells us that Slim put before five panelists consisting of writers, edu- PTS. 1 & 2 cators disk jockeys: “In Opinion, KING 4950 Whitman comes back for further vau- and Your What Ef- deville dates early in 1957. Also due fect Does Rock And Roll Have On The Behavior Of 4 JAMES BROWN with the here the first week in September, is Today’s Teenagers?” This discussion will take place J the Golden Gate Quartet. This will be on Cleo Charles Carmichael’s program “Talk Of The FAMOUS FLAMES the first appearance in this country Teens”. Three DJ’s on the panel will be Jerry Gaines,

of the spiritual singers. Kae Williams, and Hy-Lit. . . . Lew Chudd of Im- BILL DANIELS 8 PLEASE, PLEASE, PLEASE Arrived here to attend the wedding perial records recently guested on a show conducted (KFWB— Hollywood, Calif.) ( 0 of recording star Barbara Lyon by Wayne Hannah WMAK-Nashville, Tenn.). . . . FEDERAL 12258 4 Q (daughter of Bebe Daniels and Ben Don Evans (KOPR-Butte, Mont.) would like to re- Lyon) is Louella Parsons. ceive more new records from the newer companies. . . . Stork Stories: We hear EARL BOSTIC there’s been a real Stork Derby around WTAO in Boston. Recently, Ed Penney, Interesting note about Marilyn Mon- the station’s song-writing Program Manager and disk roe: She will sing in the pic. she is jockey, became a father for the first time. Soon after, i ROSES OF PICARDY i making here, and has signed an ex- Sales Manager Perry J. Brown scored for the second clusive recording contract with RCA time. In between the two premieres, babies also \ ™ \ Victor. WTAO arrived at the homes of three record pluggers who call WHERE OR WHEN j London Laurel this week goes to the on the boys at the station regularly. “WTAO”, some- KING Teen Agers, whose waxing of “Why p 4943 ^ one cracked, “is producing more than radio shows these Do Fools Fall In Love” hit the No. 1 days.” ... The sec’y. for Bruce Hayward (KXOX-St. JERRY DORN spot on the charts. Louis, Mo.), became a mother for the first time. The Winnie Atwell’s recording of “Left new parents are Dr. & Mrs. Rhys Williams and they

WISHING WELL Bank” hits the Best Selling Charts this named their daughter Tegwyn. . . . Bill Daniels (KF- Ww week at No. 20, and I bet that Teresa WB-Hollywood, Calif.) has been getting a good re- Brewer’s “Sweet Old Fashioned Girl” sponse to his 3 to 3:30 PM time slot which features al- will make the top ten very soon. bum releases. ... A survey was conducted Bill Ken- SENTIMENTAL HEAVEN by \ That boy Pat Boone is certainly a nedy ( WGAW-Gardner, Mass.) recently in order to de- * KING 4932 ^ top favourite over here; and my tip termine the popularity of the various artists in his area. Listeners were in their \ is he’ll be offered star billing at The asked to mail a listing of "HANK" GOLDMAN 8 THE MIDNIGHTERS 5 Palladium for the next vaudeville sea- three favorite male vocalists, female vocalists and (WANN—Annapolis, Md.) son. singing groups. To stimulate balloting a couple of S albums and two dozen records were given away in connection with the voting EARLY ONE MORNING $ This Selling Week’s Best Pop Singles (blind drawing from the collected ballots). With five hundred and thirteen b/w (Courtesy “New Musical Express”) votes cast, the winner in the male singer category was Pat Boone, in the female singer category, Teresa Brewer. The most popular group, according S TORE UP OVER YOU 1) “Why Do Fools Fall In Love” to the survey, Platters. . . Teen Agers (Columbia) was the . Starting on August 5th, David Dreis \ (KENT-Shreveport, La.) K FEDERAL 12270 takes a two-week vacation in his hometown, Miami. 2) “I’ll Be Home”— On August 20th Dave will return to Shreveport for a three-week remote from ^ Pat Boone (London) BONNIE LOU a leading department store. All three hours of his afternoon show will be 3) “Whatever Will Be, Will Be”— broadcast from the department store. . . . John Wrisley ( WIS-Columbia, S.C.) Doris Day (Philips) says that since October he’s been doing very well with his “key disk shows” S NO ROCK ’N ROLL TONIGHT* 4) “Heartbreak Hotel” on the station. . . . Leigh Kamman (WLOL-Minneapolis-St. Paul, Minn.) has 5 b/w Elvis Presley (HMV) a clever, promotional mailing piece going around. Besides showing clippings of Leigh’s successful achievements, each folder has a pic of Leigh looking 5) “All Star Hit Parade” LOVE desperately into a ONE TRACK g Winifred Atwell, Dickie Valentine, garbage can. Two different headlines to the pic we’ve seen |J KING 4948 15 David Whitfield, Joan Regan, are “No, It Isn’t Option Time” and “Now .... Did I Forget Something”,

8 tJs s Dave King, Lita Roza (Decca) ^ BILLY GAYLES “Walk Hand In Leigh’s currently doing 6) Hand” 27% hours of platter spinning at WLOL. . . . Lonny Tony Martin (HMV) Starr (WNEW-New York, N.Y.) vacationing in Atlantic City, N.J Tru 6) “Hot Diggity” IF I HAD NEVER KNOWN YOU Taylor ( WBOS-Boston, Mass.) offers the flattering analogy of The Cash Box \ \ Perry Como (HMV) b/w U being as fundamental to a good record show as a micro- 8) “I’m Walking Backwards For phone. . . . William ( Christmas /Bluebottle Blues” W. Walker WGH-Newport, Va.) writes I'M TORE UP 8 The Goons (Decca) that WGH is located in new and modern studios which in- FEDERAL 12265 clude the latest 9) “Wayward Wind” equipment and a new music library. . . . ^ Tex Ritter (Capitol) As of August 1st, Michael Bushnell (WMAS-Springfield, JACK DUPREE 10) “Who Are We?”— Mass.) joins the AM-FM side of WNHC-TV, New Haven, Hilton Ronnie (HMV) Conn. He’ll be doing a complete switch-around, from the “Experiments With Mice” BIG LEG EMMA’S 11) night shift at WMAS to the early morning slot on KNHC. g Johnny Dankworth Orchestra b/w : Michael would like (Parlophone) to hear from other early-bird dj’s on just

how they manage to get up. . . . Starting on July 30th, after i 12) “Wayward Wind”— i MAIL ORDER WOMAN Gogi Grant (London) his vacation, Pete Johnson (WKBR-Dover, N.H.) will be- KING 4938 13) “Saints Rock And Roll” come program director of WTSN, Dover. With afternoon Bill Haley Comets (Brunswick) and evening time slots, Pete will be on the air with 27 OTIS WILLIAMS 14) “Moonglow” and theme from hours of records each week. Filling Pete’s programs at “Picnic” LEIGH KAMMAN and his CHARMS WKBR will be Bill Varney, formerly of WCCM, Lawrence. Morris Stoloff (Brunswick) (WLOL—Minneapolis- | St. Paul, Minn.) .... Marion Marlowe was a guest star on A1 Meltzer’s 15) “Sweet Old Fashioned Girl” (WHEN-Syraeuse, N.Y.) show recently Bob g IT’S ALL OVER Teresa Brewer (Vogue/Coral) Ancel (WCUE- Akron, Ohio) says he’s “swamped with mail” in b/w 16) “Lost John” Lonnie Donegan (Pye-Nixa) connection with a popularity contest he’s running between ONE NIGHT ONLY 17) “Bad Penny Blues” Elvis Presley, Pat Boone and Liberace. Bob has figured out why Liberace’s DELUXE 6095 Humphrey Lyttelton Band (Parlo- brother George doesn’t talk. It’s because, Bob writes, “he sounds exactly phone) like his brother”. Further news from Bob states that he believes “Song For 18) “Too Young To Go Steady” A Summer Night”, which was introduced on Studio One recently, looks like Nat ‘King’ Cole (Capitol) another hit for Mitch Miller. The composer of the tune is Bob (“Moments “Mountain Greenery” 19) To Remember” and “No Not Much”) Allen .... Jack Eisner Mel Torme (Vogue/Coral) (WMAS-Spring- field, Mass.) conducted an “Artist We Like Most” contest. The winners 20) “My September Love” were David Whitfield (Decca) Joni James and Perry Como. . . . Hank Goldman ( WANN-Annapolis, Md.) 20) “Left Bank”; and Sherm Brody (Utica College, N.Y.) recently visited the New York office of Winifred Atwell (Decca) The Cash Box.

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"A Mozart Organ Tour"—Seventeen Festi- "Love Dreams"—Alfred Newman And His ABC-PARAMOUNT val Sonatas For Orchestra And Organ Orchestra—DL—8299 DOLPHIN E. Power Biggs, Organist—With The "Carmen Cavallaro"—DL—8305 Camarata Academica, Salzburg, Bern- "Waltzes Of Love"—Jesse Crawford—DL POPULAR: POPULAR: hard Paumgartner, Conductor KSL — 8307 "Music For Expectant Mothers"—Sid Feller 231 (3—12") "Love"—Julie Wilson— Dolphin 6 "Band Marches Of Europe"—DL—8317 & His Orch.—ABC—123 Prokofiev: Lieutenant Kije Suite/Kodaly: "Is Everybody Happy?" Ted Lewis And Hary Janos Suite—The Philharmonic Or- — His Orchestra—DL—8321 ATLANTIC chestra Of New York— Dimitri Mitro- DOOTONE poulis. Conductor—ML 5101 "Welktime"—Lawrence Welk And His Champagne Music DL 8324 JAZZ: Stravinsky: The Fairy's Kiss ("Le Baiser — — POPULAR: De La Fee") —Complete Ballet—Stravin- "Satchmo On Stage"—Louis Armstrong Back" Shorty Rogers & "Laff Of The Party"—Red Fox—DL—214 "Martians Come — sky Conducting The Cleveland Orches- And The All Stars—DL—8330 1232 tra—ML 5102 His Giants—LP "Does Your Heart Beat For Me?"—Russ Swingin'" Wilbur De Paris "Marchin' & — JAZZ: Morgan And His Orchestra—DL—8343 ELEKTRA Orleans Jazz LP 1233 & His New — "Jazz-Lab-1" John Graas DL 8343 "All The Cats Join In"—A Buck Clayton — — — "The Boss Of The Blues"—Joe Turner CLASSICAL: Jam Session—CL 873 "Blue Moon"—Carmen McRae—DL—8347 Sings Kansas City Jazz—LP 1234 "The Beguiling Miss Frances Bergen" "Jazz Themes From 'The Wild One'" "The Unabashed Virtuoso"—Stephen Ko- "Here Is Phineas"—The Piano Artistry Of vacs, Piano EKL 106 With The Art Van Damme Quintet, Leith Stevens' All Stars—DL—8349 — — Newborn, Jr. LP 1235 Johnny Eaton's Quintet, And The Matty Phineas "The Great Sophie Tucker"—DL—8355 POPULAR: Erectus" The Charlie Matlock Orchestra—CL 873 "Pithecanthropus — "Black Coffee With Peggy Lee"—DL "When Dalliance Was In Flower" Workshop LP 1237 "Brubeck Plays Brubeck"— Dave Brubeck, —Ed Mingus Jazz — 8358 Pianist—CL 878 McCurdy—EKL— 110 POPULAR: « "Andrew Sisters— By Popular Demand" "Concert By The Sea"— Erroll Garner SAMPLER: CL 883 DL—8360 "Rodgers Revisited"— Walter PlayS Cy "Folk Music Sampler" Josh White, Susan Mathis" "A Musical Biography"—Ethel Merman — Jtichard Rodgers Compositions LP 1236 "Johnny —With Orchestra Under \ — Reed, Cynthia Gooding, etc. —SMP— The Direction Of Manny Albam, Gil DX— 153 (DL—8178—DL—8179) (2-12") BALLY Evans, Teo Macero, John Lewis, And "The Jolson Story—You Made Me Love Bob Prince—CL 887 You"—DL—9034 EMARCY "The Jolson Story—Rock-A-Bye Your Baby" JAZZ: DOCUMENTARY: —DL—9035 JAZZ: 12001 "Politics, U.S.A." The Voices Of: Dwight "English Jazz"—BAL— — "The Jolson Story—Rainbow 'Round My D. Eisenhower, Harry S. Truman, "At Basin Street With Clifford Brown & "Swedish Jazz"— BAL— 12002 Franklin Shoulder"—DL—9036 D. Roosevelt, Adlai Stevenson. Thomas Max Roach"—MG—36070 "French Jazz"—BAL—12003 "The Jolson Story—You Ain't Heard E. Dewey, Alben W. Barkley, Wendell Nothin' Yet"—DL—9037 "Swiss Jazz"— BAL—12004 Willkie, Robert A. Taft, Harold L. Ickes, Jolson Story Memories" DL 9038 "Belgium Jazz"—BAL—12005 Gen. Hugh S. Johnson and Others "The — — — EPIC Ernie" Red Foley And Ernest Narrated By Will Rogers, Jr. —ML 5123 "Red And — ~ Tubb—DL—8298 BLUE NOTE POPULAR: "Beyond The Sunset"—Red Foley—DL CORAL 8296 "Give Me The Simple Life"—Somethin' JAZZ: Smith & The Redheads—EG 7173 "The Wondering Boy"—Webb Pierce—DL Johnson"—With Clifford "The Eminent J. J. POPULAR: —8295 "Somethin' Smith And The Redheads Come Brown, Horace Silver, Etc. —BLP 1506 "Let's Get Lost" Don Cornell CRL 57045 To Broadway"—LN 3251 — — "Red Foley Souvenir Album"—DL—8294 Art Blakey—With "A Night At Birdland"— "Ernie Kovacs Presents Buddy Weed And "Trumpeters Holiday"—Wingy Manone-Red "Kitty Wells' Country Hit Parade"—DL Brown, Horace Silver, Etc.—BLP Introduces Lynn Taylor"—CRL 57043 Allen-Roy Eldridge-Frankie Newton LN Clifford 8293 — 1521 "The Big Sounds Of Coleman Hawkins And 3252 Ben Webster"—CRL— 54016 "Juke Box Jamboree"—Grady Martin and "Sidney Bechet — Jazz Classics" — With "Cordialement Paris" Various French Sing- The Slew Foot Five DL—8292 — "About 'That' Girl" Steve Lawrence CRL — Bunk Johnson, De Paris, Etc. —BLP 1202 — — ers—LN 3253 57050 "Ernest Tubb Favorites"—DL—8291 "Theatre Organ in Hi Fi"—LN 3273 "Sincerely"—The McGuire Sisters—CRL CAMDEN CLASSICAL: 57052 "The Somerset Strings"—SN 6014 "Teresa"—Teresa Brewer—CRL 57053 Mendelssohn: Concerto In E Minor, Op. 64 POPULAR: CLASSICAL: "Don"—Don Cornell—CRL 57055 For Violin and Orchestra/Wieniawski: The Lights"—Tony Mottola Concerto No. 2 In D Minor, Op. 22 For Love For Three Oranges, "Let's Put Out "Moments To Remember"—Lawrence Welk Prokoviev: The Violin and Orchestra— Igor Oistrakh, Op. 33 Complete Opera In Four Acts and his All-Stars—CAL—305 And His Sparkling Strings—CRL 57068 — Violin Gewandhaus Chamber Orchestra, (2-12") Of You"—Domenico — SC 6013 "All I Do Is Dream "The Steve Allen Show"—CRL 57070 Leipzig— Frank Konwitschny, Conductor CAL 306 Haydn: Symphony No. 100, "Military"/ Savino and his Orchestra— — "Music From London"— Kevin Forsythe And —DL—9842 Schubert: Symphony No. 5—Amsterdam "Dinner For Two"—Claude Thornhill & His His Orchestra—CRL 57076 Berlioz: Harold In Italy —The Berlin Phil- Concertgebouw, Vienna Symphony Or- 307 Orch.—CAL— harmonic Orchestra— Igor Markevitch, chestra, Zecchi—LC3258 "The Golden Gate Quartet Sings Favorite Conductor— Heinz Kirchner, Solo Violo DECCA Mozart: Concerto For 2 Pianos And Orches- 308 —DL—9841 Spirituals"—CAL— tra, K. 365; Concerto For 3 Pianos And POPULAR: "Heroes Of The Bull Ring"—Spanish Air Orchestra, K. 242—Piano Duo Schnabel, COLUMBIA Force Military Band, Madrid—Com- With Alpenheim, Vienna Symphony Or- "Songs I Wish I Had Sung (The First Time Conductor Around)"— Bing Crosby—DL—8352 mander Manuel G. de Arriba, chestra, Paumgartner—LC 3259 —DL—9840 POPULAR: "Here's Lookin' At You"—Sammy Davis, Marcello: 6 Sonatas For Viola Da Gamba "Madame Butterfly"—Andre Kostelanetz Jr. —DL—8351 Nicolai: Merry Wives Of Windsor (Ex- And Harpsichord, Op. 1 —Scholz, Sartori 869 cerpts)—DL—9839 LC 3260 And His Orchestra—CL "Rock N Roll Stage Show"— Bill Haley — "Organ Moods In Hi-Fi"—With Buddy And His Comets—DL—8345 Bela Bartok: Music For Strings, Percussion Bach: Organ Works, Vol. 2—Heiler—LC Cole At The Pipe Organ—CL 874 "Smooth As Silk"—Wayne King And His and Celesta—The RIAS Symphony Or- 3261 "Pretty Wild"—Wild Bill Davison With Orchestra—DL—8353 chestra, Berlin— Ferenc Fricsay, Con- ductor—DL—9747 Strings—CL 871 "Dee-Most!"— Hi-Fi Organ Solos With A FIESTA "Swingin' For Two"—Don Cherry With Ray Beat-Lenny Dee—DL—8308 Carl Maria Von Weber: Grand Duo Con- Conniff And Orchestra And Chorus "Memory Lane"—Mills Brothers—DL—8219 certant, Op. 48/Robert Schumann: Fan- CL 893 tasietucke. Op. 73 For Clarinet And LATIN RHYTHMS: "A Visit To Disneyland"— Fred Waring Piano/Claude Debussy: Premiere Rhap- And The Pennsylvanians—DL—8221 "Dancing Lessons In Cha Cha Cha & CLASSICAL: sodie For Clarinet and Piano—Reginald "Heart And Soul" The Four Aces DL Merengue"—Tony & Lucilie— FLP—1209 — — Joel Rosen, Piano DL Debussy: Afternoon Of A Faun/Ravel: —8228 Kell, Clarinet— — Daphnis And Chloe—Suite No. 2/De- 9744 For Tears" Ink Spots DL bussy: Nocturnes (Nuages, Fetes, Sirenes) "Time Out — — Mozart: Trio No. 2 In B— Flat Major, K. GRAND AWARD The Philadelphia Orchestra—Eugene 8232 — 502 For Violin, Cello and Piano/Mozart: Ormandy, Conductor—ML 5112 "Burl Ives Sings . . . For Fun"—DL—8248 Trio No. 4 In C Major, K. 548 For POPULAR: Beethoven: Concerto No. 5 In E-Flat "Lombardoland"—Guy Lombardo And His Violin, Cello and Piano—Szymon Gold- Major For Piano And Orchestra ("Em- Royal Canadians—DL—8249 berg, Violin—Joanna Graudan, Piano "La Vie De Paris"—Orch. of the Associa- peror") —Robert Cassadesus, Pianist, "Imagination"—Victor Young And His Nikolai Graudan, Cello—DL 9722 tion de Concert Lamoureux, Marcel Cari- With The Philharmonic Symphony Or- Singing Strings—DL 8278 van, cond. GA—33 —401 — Sonata No. 3 In D Minor, Op. 108 chestra Of New York—Dimitri Mitro- Brahms: "Valentino Tangos"—Featuring The Cas- Violin and Piano/Robert Schumann: "Paris Music Hall"—Jacqueline Mille, poulis. Conductor—ML 5100 For ti Ilians Under Direction The Of Victor Sonata No. 1 In A Minor, Op. 105 For Claude Bonheur, Mario Lanzone—GA Beethoven: Sonatano No. 10 In G Major/ Young—DL—8279 Violin and Piano—Szymon Goldberg —33—336 Vitali: Chaconne/Brahms: Lullaby "Ivy League Jazz"— Eddie Condon And His Artur Balsam, Piano—DL—9721 Hungarian Dance No. 11 In D Minor/ "Mystery Album" Orchestra DL 8282 — — Philhar- Mendelssohn: On Wings Of Song Haydn: The Creation—The Berlin "Knuckles O'Toole Goes To Paris" "New Orleans Jazz"—Various Artists—DL Igor Markevitch, Con- David Oistrakh, Violinist, Lev Oborin, monic Orchestra— Knuckles O'Toole—GA—33—337 Pianist And Vladimir Yampolsky, Pian- —8283 ductor—Various Artists—DX— 138 (DL ist—ML 5096 "Melody Lane"—Tony Martin —DL—8286 —9827—DL9828) (2-12") "Knuckles O'Toole Goes South Of The “Only those records best suited for commercial use are reviewed by THE CASH BOX” www.americanradiohistory.com 1 —— — ——— 12 ——

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Border" Knuckles O'Toole 33 — —GA— Violin And Claude Jean Chiasson, Harp- "Square Dances"—Carson Robinson and his "Randy Weston Trio"—Plus Cecil Payne 342 sichord— E-3245 Pleasant Valley Boys—LPM— 1238 RLP—12—214 "Paul Whiteman 50th Anniversary Album" Peggy Glanville-Hicks: Etruscan Concerto "Concert In The Park"—The Cities Service "Counterpoint For 6 Valves"—Don Elliot 33 —Poul Whiteman—GA— —901 For Piano And Orchestra/Vagn Holmboe: Band of America conducted by Paul La- And Rusty Dedrick—RLP— 12—218 "Bob Eberly Eberly Sings"— Bob —GA—33 Concerto No. 11 For Trumpet, Two Horns valle—LPM— 1174 "Conrad Janis"— Dixieland Jam Session —934 And Strings, Op. 44—Carlos Surinach "New Directions in Music"—Saughter- RLP—12—215 2 "The Roaring 20's"—Vol. —Charleston Conducting The MGM Chamber Orches- Finegan Orch.—LPM— 1227 "Creole Reeds"—Sidney Bechet And Albert City All Stars—GA—33—340 tra With Carlos Bussotti, Pianist And "The Ames Brothers"—With Hugo Winter- Nicholas—RLP—12—216 "The Swinging 30's"—Ray McKinley & All Robert Nagel, Trumpet— E—3357 halter Orch.—LPM— 1228 "New Orleans Contrasts"—Sharkey Bonano 33-333 Stars—GA— "Never No Mo' Blues"—Jimmie Rodgers And Paul Barbarin —RLP— 12—217 "Rock And Roll"—Artie Malvin & R & R with Guitar—LPM— 1232 POPULAR: Rhythm Rockets—GA—33—343 PACIFICA "Country Classics"—Hank Snow and the "After Hours"—Cozy Cole, Claude Hopkins, Rainbow Ranch Boys LPM 1233 — — "Bloody Ballads"— Paul Clayton Sings Brit- Coleman Hawkins, Jimmy McPartland JAZZ: "Sacred Songs of George Beverly Shea" ish And American Murder Ballads—RLP GA—33—334 George Beverly Shea with Choir—LPM "Kitty White Sings"—Accompanied By —12—615 1235 Corky Hale And Bud Shank—P—2002 "Irish Humor Songs"— Patrick Galvin—RLP "Stringin' Along With Chet Atkins"—Chet 12—216 Atkins and his Galloping Guitar—LPM HERALD "Southern Mountain Folksongs And Bal- 1236 lads"— Field Recordings Of Obray Ram- PACIFIC JAZZ "Artie Shaw And His Gramercy Five"—LPM POPULAR: sey And Others—RLP—12—617 —1241 "English Drinking Songs"—A. L. Lloyd "Music From The Hall Of Springs"— Larry JAZZ: "Swing West"— Pee Wee King And His RLP—12—618 Canton, Organ HLP 0107 — — Band—LPM— 1237 "Chet Baker In Europe"—Featuring Richard "The Great American Bum"—John Green- "Moonglow" Artie Shaw His Orch. Twardzik—PJ—1218 — & way Sings Hobo And Migratory Worker's "Grand Encounter (2 Degrees East—3 De- LPM— 1244 Songs—RLP—12—620 grees West)" Featuring Bill "Intermezzo" Henri Rene Orch. LPM KAPP — Perkins, — — "Jean Ritchie—Saturday Night And Sun- John Lewis, Chico Hamilton — PJ— 1217 1245 day Too"—RLP— 12—620 JAZZ: "Ain't Misbehavin'"—"Fats" Waller and "Hillel And Aviva-Land Of Milk And his Rhythm—LPM— 1246 12 "The Dave Pell Octet Plays Burke And Van Honey"— Israeli Folk Songs—RLP— "Esquire Album: Music For The Continental Huesen"—KL— 1034 PRESTIGE 803 Host" Guy Lupar and his Orch. LPM — — "Ekonda—Tribal Music Of The Belgian JAZZ SAMPLER: 1252 JAZZ: Congo In Hi Fi"—RLP—4006 "It Is No Secret" Stuart Hamblen LPM "Jazz Festival"—Various Artists— KS— — — "Sounds Of Sebring— 1956 Grand Prix Of "Miles Davis/Milt Jackson"— LP—7034 —1253 Endurance"— Interviews, Car Sounds, "Benny Green With Art Farmer"—LP—7041 "Favorite German Marches" Gross Brass — Hour-By-Hour Description Of Race—RLP "Moon Dog" Plays, Sings, — Recites—LP Band, Oskar Backenberger, dir. —LPM KEY —5001 7042 1231

"Gene Ammons All Stars Jam Session" "Yes Indeed!" Tommy Dorsey and his SAMPLERS: POPULAR: — Gene Ammons Battles Sonny Stitt—LP Orch—LPM— 1229 "Riverside Dixieland Sampler—Recent Tra- "Music For Sleepwalkers Only"—Murray 7050 "Friedrich Gulda At Birdland"—LPM— 1355 Jazz" Sidney Bechet, George McEachern And His Orchestra—LP—711 "Billy Taylor Trio"—With Candito— LP ditional — CLASSICAL: Lewis, Lu Watters—RLP—S— 'Losers Weepers"—Wini Beatty with Bob 7051 Folksong Sampler— Irish, Scots, Bain's Music— LP—712 "Rubinstein Plays Liszt"—Artur Rubin- "Riverside English Folk Songs—Jean Ritchie, Oscar stein, pianist—LM— 1905 Brand, Ed McCurdy—RLP—S— "Music To Remember"—Jose Iturbi, pianist RAINBOW MERCURY —LM— 1981

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Chamber Orchestra—Arthur Winograd paniment—LPM— 1 221 Fidelio: Coriolan— Boston Symphony Or- Conducting The MGM Chamber Orches- "Frankie Carle's Sweethearts"— Frankie chestra, Charles Munch, cond. —-LM tra_E—3367 Carle, piano, with rhythm accompaniment 2015 UNITED Ernest Bloch: Four Episodes For Piano And —LPM— 1222

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Mike Conner Resigns “Flying Saucer” Still Columbia Launches Fall HOT ATCO NEW RELEASES! Decca Post Up In The Air Sales Program “CRY BABY CRY” NEW YORK—The excitement that NEW YORK— Returning from the had broken through the entire trade recently concluded Columbia meet- last week in the wake of the release ings at Estes Park, Colorado, where “MY HEART of “Flying Saucer” by Buchanan & about 300 people attended, including Goodman on the Luniverse label, international representatives, distrib- CRIES FOR YOU” started settling by midweek and on utors, Columbia personnel and artists, Friday, July 27, as we go to press including Errol Garner, Jo Stafford, The Sensations all was quiet. The various law de- The Collins Kids, Johnny Mathis, Atco 6075 partments as well as the lawyer for Tony Bennett, Percy Faith, Mitch Buchanan and Goodman were cagily Miller, The Four Lads and Glenn issuing innocuous statements that Gould, Columbia Records launched a (Wake Up) “MISS RIP did nothing to clarify the situation. series of 65 retail level meetings to One of the most interesting facts be conducted by distributors through- VAN WINKLE” that occurred this week was the entry out the country in the next two weeks of Warren Troob into the case as to promote its Fall Sales Program. attorney for Buchanan and Goodman. At a press luncheon Goddard Troob, who had been mentioned in the Lieberson, president of Columbia “I’M GOING earliest stages of the situation as Records, and Hal Cook, vice presi- Buchanan and Goodman’s lawyer, dent in charge of sales, made short MIKE CONNER CRAZY” had not actually been retained until talks and then introduced a five part early this week when he cut his Euro- presentation that was the substance The Tibbs Brothers NEW YORK—In a surprise move, pean tour short to return to New York of what would later be presented at Atco 6074 Mike Conner announced last Friday, City. the various meetings throughout the July 27, that he had resigned his post Troob, when questioned, said he had country. BREAKING FOR A HIT! as Director of Artist Relations, Pub- not been back long enough to have The presentation included a sup- licity and Disk Jockey Promotion at searched the various aspects of the Decca Records. He was also Chair- case fully but that he expects the en- posed Columbia distributor-dealer “ONE KISS LED man of Planning For Overall Pro- tire situation to be clarified in the meeting taking place in 1966 with motion. near future. Troob will work with Saul Walter Cronkite handling the com- Conner had been with Decca eleven Goodman, Luniverse attorney. years. He joined the l’ecord company mentary, supplemented by an enter- TO ANOTHER” Most stations continue to play the as head of the midwestern recording taining series of drawings shown by record although there have been some division in Chicago after having been The Coasters instances where individual stations slide projector. Cronkite enlarges on a radio announcer and newscaster and Atco 6073 have banned it from its programs. the theme of the Fall Program, “Your later a producer and writer for CBS Rumors that the FCC has banned the Future Is Sound”, discussing 1956 as in Chicago. record have been bandied about the though it were in the past, and 1966 After a year and a half, he was trade but as far as The Cash Box has as though it were already here. Cron- brought into New York as Director been able to learn the FCC' has issued kite tells of the electronic advances of Artist Relations. In that position no such order. that will find one living in an entirely he inaugurated the company’s disk different manner. Jet airliners and fly- jockey program on which he put spe- It has been revealed by Bill Bu- his ing saucers will be realities, electronic cial was probably the first chanan that he and partner, Dick stress. He self service shopping for food, cloth- the record business Goodman, have received many offers, promotion man in ing or phonograph records, conveyor start special disk jockey tours of the most interesting being one from to belt street, and many other theories fact, he per- Randy Wood of Dot Records making artists. As a matter of are presented as modes of the day. sonalized disk jockey relations by any Dot Record tape or tapes avail- And the statement that in 1956, 255 of them while able for their next release; an offer meeting large numbers million dollars was grossed by the throughout the from RCA Victor to sign them as traveling constantly record industry as against the gross addition to his disk artists to do an album; and a TV shot country. In of 600 million in 1966. This brought jockey associations, Conner also kept on the Perry Como Show in about three weeks. the talk back to the level of the record in close contact with the trade press, dealer who is primarily interested in close Buchanan also stated that Luni- among which he had many the future of records. Other predic- verse is preparing its next release by friends. tions were an increase in the Ameri- could not announce another artist. “This i,s no one shot Although he can population by 24,000,000 people; at the moment, Con- label,” said Buchanan, “we plan to his future plans 30% additional income; a four day consider- build a record company.” ner indicated that he was work week; a lower retirement age; projects and would make ing several Some of the other rumors heard and an increased life span. It was also decision known shortly. his were: Aladdin had its own version but predicted that whereas in 1956 only 1 had decided not to release it. Capitol out of every 2 families own a phono- had a Stan Freberg version as yet graph, in 1966 4 out of every five unreleased; Coral Records had an families will own one. Ameche & McDaniel Use CB Charts Alan Freed-Steve Allen-Jazzbo Col- Other parts of the presentation in- GROOVE RECORD #G/4G-0149 lins version ready for release; in cluded a discussion by Douglas Ed- Hollywood the press of youngsters wards on how records are made with In compiling the list crowding to get into Music City was NEW YORK— slide pictures taken at the Columbia The Record With The of disk jockeys who program directly so great they shattered the front win- Bridgeport factory shown, and an lp Sensational Harpsichord Sound! from The Cash Box for our 14th An- dow. telling of the sales plans and albums niversary issue published last week, No rumor. RPM this week issued to be put on sale this Fall. Cyril Stapelton the names of two prominent jockeys “Out Of This World with Flying were inadvertently omitted. They are Saucers” by Dave Berry and Sara Jim Ameche of KDAY in Santa Mon- Berner. Saul Bihari introduced their ITALIAN ica, California, who programs from record at the NAMM show in New The Cash Box lists daily from 10:30 York this week and had to cut his Herb Dexter Joins to 12:00 A.M.; and Earl McDaniel visit short to return to the coast, he THEME of KPOP-Los Angeles, who programs said, to help coordinate the vast Beech Records As VP from the charts every Friday morning # 1672 amount of orders that had been com- from 7:00 to 10:30. ing in. NEW YORK—Herb Dexter, Jubilee Records A & R head for the past four — years, resigned last week to join the JONDON FOR THE BEST IN Tribute To Janies Dean recently formed Beech Record Com- ROCK & ROLL pany, Inc., as executive vice-president Records, a in charge of A&R and Sales. POP NEW YORK—Forest THE SOCK NOVELTY! newcomer to the industry, this week Dexter will concentrate on building RHYTHM & BLUES announced the release of a special the label’s roster of artists and will CALL ON musical tribute to the late James be setting up distribution throughout Dean. the country. Entitled “His Name Was Dean”, Beech Records plans to release rec- OF * ALL -STATE the disk introduces a Nathan Russell, ords in the popular, country and RECORD DISTRIBUTING CO. and is being backed by an ambitious rhythm & blues fields and hopes to merchandise in the 2033 SO. MICHIGAN AVENUE promotional campaign. Leonard I. Wolf offer packaged THAT present, all ef- Enterprises has been retained to han- near future. At the CHICAGO 16, ILLINOIS dle the promotion which will include forts are being concentrated on get- (Phone: CAIumet 5-0924) mailing pieces, window displays, and ting the first Beech release off to a HOW radio and TV appearances by Veronica big start; a coupling featuring Eddie \ MIUER MUSIC CORPORATION Lake who will lend a hand in paying Thomas and the Bar-BQ Boys singing \ tribute to the late James Dean. “Four Bare Walls” b/w “Hot Tears”.

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The Cash Box , Music Page 16 August 4, 1956 Decca Issues 52 Albums In The Records New Fall Release Disk Jockeys

NEW YORK—Decca Records, Inc., of meetings across the country, are Played Most has announced the plans for the pro- being provided with special order motion of the new Fall product, which forms to handle the new product. The SUMMARY OF REPORTS RECEIVED FROM THE NATION'S DISK JOCKEYS is the most extensive and diversified dealers will be able to display the new in the twenty-two-year history of the Decca product to the best of its advan- company. The new product will be tage, via display material that will be backed with extensive promotion in all provided by Decca. Dealers will also Pos. Last Week media of exposure, and the company be able to take advantage of a special feels that the variety and quality of dating and discount plan, similar to 1 1 ALMOST LOST MY MIND the new Long Playing albums, com- that made available by Decca during 2. bined with its far-reaching promotion- last year’s Fall push. « PAT BOONE (Dot) al efforts, will result in one of its For its promotion on the disk jockey most successful campaigns. level, Decca has prepared a specially 9 MY PRAYER designed kit. In this package, disk There are fifty-two new albums in “• PLATTERS (Mercury) 4. Decca’s Fall release. (See August Al- jockeys will receive a series of four “sampler” LP’s, each in a different bum Releases—page 12.) These 12- category vocal, instrumental, souve- inch sets are designed to fullfil the — 9 THE WAYWARD WIND nir jazz. “samplers” 1. promise of “A New World of Sound,” and Each of these GOGI GRANT (Era) is in specially the theme of the Decca promotion. a separate, prepared sleeve, and is accompanied script Among the fifty-two new sets are re- by material to facilitate the jockey’s pro- A ALLEGHENY MOON cordings in all categories: Album by 5. gramming. In addition to the afore- top pop personalities; jazz sets; coun- PATTI PAGE (Mereury) mentioned “samplers,” one is also be- try and western music; and classical ing prepared which includes selections recordings. Included among the new C THE STREET WHERE LIVE from the country albums. The promo- ON YOU albums is a deluxe two-record LP Oa 3. tion, disk jockeywise carries the theme VIC BAMONE (Columbia) titled “Ethel Merman: A Musical Biog- “Fill the Air With Music.” raphy,” which contains thirty-four The entire Decca organization be- tunes that have become associated WHATEVER WILL BE, WILL BE lieves that there will be enthusiastic with the star during her career. An- (Que Sera, Sera) 10. and exciting response to the 31 pop, 5 0 a other highlight of the Fall release is jazz, 7 country, and 9 classical albums ID©E5I§ DAY (Columbia) an album titled: “Songs I Wish I Had that form the basis for “A New World Sung (the First Time Around)”. In of Sound.” this LP, Bing Crosby pays tribute to 1 WANT YOU, 1 NEED YOU, 1 LOVE YOU "7 8. some of the other great vocalists of EELVSS PISESLEY (RCA Victor) past and present by singing, in his own style, songs that are identified with Presley’s “Hougd Dog” O BORN TO BE WITH YOU 6. them. The new Decca release also fea- © CTSDKDIE'rn’ES (Cadence) tures albums by such top performers Skyrockets In Charts as Sammy Davis, Jr., Bill Haley and His Comets, The Mills Brothers, The MORE NEW YORK—The amazing Elvis Q 9. Four Aces, Peggy Lee, Russ Morgan, Presley, who has probably sold more Vi PERRY COMO (RCA Victor) Carmen McRae, Carmen Cavallaro and records in the past six-month period many others. A series of five individ- than any other recording artist has MOONGLOW & THEME FROM PICNIC ual LP’s, which bears the collective over a similar half year span, was re- lUa MORRIS STOLOFF (Decca) 7. title, “The Jolson Story,” provides an sponsible for another amazing feat GEORGE CATES (Coral) impressive musical history of the work this week. His latest recording “Hound of the late A1 Jolson. The jazz, coun- Dog”, jumped from the #50 spot on 11 STRANDED IN THE JUNGLE try, and classical albums also contain The Cash Box Best Seller List to the 13. (Modern) (Flash) performances by many of the greats in #6 spot in just one week. No record- CADETS — JAYHAWKS those fields. ing as far back as 1952 had ever made The Decca salesmen, who were intro- such an advance in one seven-day lO BE-BOP-A-LULA duced to the Fall Promotion at a series period. !“ GENE VINCENT (Capitol) 11. 19 SWEET OLD FASHIONED GIRL 12. • Ilia TERESA BREWER (Coral) "tnake FIVE rm a • THE LOVE OF 1 A CANADIAN SUNSET 17. GENEVIEVE HUGO WINTERHALTER (RCA Victor) child V F3! | . WHILE THE CITY a 7 1C GLENDORA SLEEPS Ui PERRY COMO (RCA Victor) 16. FRANKIE • NEVER MY LOVE 1C I'M IN LOVE AGAIN Columbia 14. LAINE 4-40720 Bourne, Inc. iVc.“¥; FATS DOMINO (Imperial) PEMICK MUSIC CORP. STANDING ON THE CORNER |7 15. *# FOLK LADS (Columbia)

lO THAT'S ALL THERE IS TO THAT 22. 10a NAT COLE & FOUR KNIGHTS (Capitol)

IQ IT HURTS FOR A LITTLE WHILE ONLY ™ 18. lOa AMES BROS. (RCA Vietor)

BREEZE OC SOFT SUMMER 24. “Oa EDDY HEY WOOD (Mercury)

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llllllllllll!llllll«lllllllllllllllllllllllllll|Pllllli NEW YORK: Dozens of distributors and independent manufacturers arrived in New York this week to attend the NAMM Convention. The main topic of conversation was “The Flying Saucer” with pros and cons being heard all over the place. It was a good convention however, with optimism about the future running

high. . . . Whistler Fred Lowery, currently appearing at La Roue’s Supper Club in Indianapolis, Indiana, has signed with Decca. His first release is “Theme

From The Proud Ones” and “Whistler’s Daddy”. . . . Mickey Glass of Roncom Music has acquired “Sadie’s Shawl” from Harold Fields Music in England, where there are - already instrumentals on the Victor , Colum- bia and Decca labels. American recordings are in the

works. . . . Received a card from A&R exec Bobby Shad, who’s in Venice, Italy. The message is “crazy

rock and roll spaghetti”. . . . Johnny Gluck, co-writer of “No One Home” recorded by Alan Dale on Coral,

is on a midwestern tour promoting the record. . . . The Glenn Miller Orchestra, directed by Ray Mc- Chief” (WDOK-Cleveland) is Kinley, was one of the first bands signed by NBC for CLEVELAND—WDOK’s “Big Norman Wain FRANK SINATRA its new daily two hour live music show. The band shown above receiving his copy of Sid Feller’s latest ABC-Paramount record will do the show for two weeks starting Monday, Sep- album “MUSIC FOR EXPECTANT MOTHERS”. Wain said he accepted the tember 10. Stai’ting off the new show, which will be recoi’d . . . “on behalf of all of the wonderful expectant mothers in the USA” called “Bandstand”, will be Tommy and Jimmy Dorsey who go on July 30. his obviously is After “Bandstand”, the Dorseys will appear with Frank Sinatra in his week’s and particularly for own sweet wife (above) who the target of personal appearance stint at the Paramount. . . . Sirat, the lovely Siamese the album’s message. singer, is proving such a great success in her current engagement at Chez Vito, that she has just been held over for several more weeks. . . . Roy Alfred, composer of such songs as “Rock ’N Roll Waltz” and “The Hucklebuck”, was married last week to Dorothea Faye McLaughlin, who has performed in the national companies of many Broadway show's. . . . The Mello-Larks are America's Leading ONE STOP Record Service bicycling between the Snooky Lanson and Frankie Laine TV show's this Summer. ... It looks as though Robert Allen has another smash hit in “Song For A Summer Night” recorded by Mitch Miller. . . . Tony Martin’s “Walk LESLIE DISTRIBUTORS Hand In Hand” a hit in England. 639 TENTH AVE. 2231 FIFTH AVE. 377 WINDSOR ST. 221 FRELINGHUYSEN AVE. CHICAGO: NEW YORK 36, N. Y. PITTSBURGH, PA. HARTFORD, CONN. NEWARK, N. J. Report current here that former champ Tony Zale is preparing to announce PLaza 7-1977 GRant 1-9323 JAckson 5-1147 Bigelow 3-1155 new record firm. . . . Lenny Collyer to audition for the Tom Duggan spot on

WBKB-TV 1 ... . Guessing contest on where Marty Faye spent his vacation brought in over 2,000 replies to WAAF. Few guessed whereabouts. Marty relaxed at Nippersink Manor where he started to shoot golf for first time. Became so involved in golf « 4 hacking he now plans to become a home owner in that

community. . . . Dan Anderson, WLOL, Minneapolis, and wife, Marilyn, vacationed in these parts. Hated

to go home. . . . Lee Petrillo and Rudy Zellina, WCFL, on vacation, leaving Maggie Murray minding the

store. . . . When questioned in regards to whether the Chicago Theater w'ould have stage presentation opening the last 2 weeks in August, Nate Platt said, “The so-and-so’s don’t know what they’re talking

about”. . . . Shelly Grey and Jan Parks subbing for vacationing Billy Leech and Arlene Adams on the

ayem WMAQ show. . . . Dick Contino, handsome as ever, on WBBM-TV’s “In Town Tonight”. Dick in

town for the big shindig at Maywood. . . . Phil Con- solo, formerly of the Melba & Consolo dance team, now heading Chez Paree Ax-tists, Inc. Promisixxg,

“Everything in the way of talent”. . . . Epic Records’ bigwigs in town fox- fall sales meeting at swanky Sheraton Blackstone. . . . Contest on to find new vocalist for the Frank York ork at the Sherman. . . . Spike Jones and his

“City Slickers” invade the Chez, 8/9. . . . “Bud Billiken Day” skedded for big celebx-atioix at Washingtoxx Pax- k, 8/11. Bud Billiken is legendary figure standing for “things as they ought to be”. Ray Rayner and Mina Kolb will be on hand to aid in the festivities and help combat juvenile delinquexxcy. . . . Note from Steve Cannon, WLOL, Minneapolis, advises he was winner of

$1,000 bond in the Birds and Bees Parody Contest. . . . Mort Hillman of E. B. Marks Music Corp around town with two diskings of same tune. “One Finger Melody” out for one week by Dick Hyman quickly covered by Freddy Martin. HOLLYWOOD: Pete Hanley’s first release for the Verve label out this week. One of the sides is “Samantha” froxxx “High Society”. . . . Joe Carlton of RCA-Victor, in town to record West Coast ax-tists, guested at the Music Men’s Luncheoix last week. . . . Singer Kathy Lloyd, who was discovered singing ixx Australia by English bandleader Ted Heath, is making the rounds of the local disk jockies with her latest Capitol

recording of “The Wind-Up”. . . . Dick Glasser, writer of “Angels Ixx The Sky” makes his debut as a singer on the Dot label. Charlie Adams of Ridgeway Music and Joe Johnson of Golden West songs have signed

Glasser to a personal managexxxent contract. . . . Steve Rowland has beexx pacted to a recording contract by Libeiffy Records, and leaves for a tour of the East with and Midwest to plug his initial sides and also his FRANKIE CARLSON’S BAND

current film release, “Crime In The Streets”. . . . Staix Freberg getting a big response from the deejays to his offer of free paste-on sideburns for listening DON’T DEPEND ON ME to his waxing of “Heartbreak Hotel”. . . . Snuff Gar- rett will be promoting the Dot and London labels for

the newly-formed Hart Distributing Co. . . . Both JOHNNY RAY Earl McDaniel at KPOP and Jim Ameche at IvDAY record no. 3494 picked Andy Williams’ “Canadian Sunset” as their - - x ecox d of the week. . . . Spike Jones wound up his Moulixx Rouge stint and remains in town to record an LP for Vex-ve. . . . L.A. colunxnist Jack Lait, Jr. has formed his own label, called Quest Records. . . . Johnnie Ray ixx town over the weekend on way north for engagements at Lake Tahoe and Saxx Francisco.

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RCA Victor Promotes ANOTHER SMASH! “CANADIAN SUNSET” Davis And Dunn fllbiEm “HIGH UPON A NEW YORK, N. Y.—The appoint- FOUNTAIN” ment of James Davis as Manager of Operations for the RCA Victor Record Reviews ANDY WILLIAMS Division was announced last week by # 1297 Howard Letts, Vice President. Davis has been Manager of the cadence company’s Custom Record Department m since 1946. He will be succeeded by POPULAR 40 EAST 49IH SI. NEW YORK N. Y. 17, Emmett B. Dunn, Controller of the RCA Victor Record Division and more “FUN WITH LAWRENCE WELK”—Lawrence Welk And His Orchestra- Epic LN 3248 (1-12") ©9 9 9 9 9 9 © recently Manager of Custom Record THE MAN ON THE FERRY; THE GIRL WITH THE PIG TAILS IN HER HAIR; THE CHESTNUT TREE; Administration. Davis’ new post pre- THE UMBRELLA MAN; TENNESSEE FISH FRY; THE BULLDOG AND THE BULLFROG; HARD- Breaking BIG TO-GET GERTIE; LOUISVILLE LOU; THE GIRL BEHIND THE VENETIAN BLIND; START THE DAY £ Q viously was held by Letts who recently RIGHT; SHE'S MY GIRL; IF YOU TALK IN YOUR SLEEP, DON'T MENTION MY NAME. The FONTANE SISTERS e was promoted to a vice presidency. Before the Lawrence Welk fan has finished the last selection of his latest . Davis, who was graduated from the Welk acquisition, the chances are good that a new Welk release is available at singing his dealer. They come around that quickly. This latest waxing by the extreme- University of Pennsylvania, joined 9 ly popular orchestra leader consists of 12 good-humored novelties played with the company in 1940 66 as a cost analyst. the familiar Welk bounce. Welk’s lively vocalists seem to impart a delivery VOICES 9 Dunn, a graduate of Temple Univer- similar to one of his instruments. This Epic entry has a bright sales future. sity and a Certified Public Accountant, b/w "Lonesome Lover Blues' came to RCA Victor in 1941 as an “LOVE” Julie Wilson—Dolphin 6 (1-12" LP) G FROM THIS MOMENT ON; HE WAS TOO GOOD TO ME; YOU SHOULD HAVE TOLD ME; © DOT 15480 accountant. I'M THRU WITH LOVE; WHY CAN'T I; PAGLIACCI HAS NOTHING ON ME; DON'T EVER LEAVE ME; TRAVELIN' LIGHT; TRUE BLUE LOU; YOU'VE CHANGED; THERE'S SO MUCH MORE; 9 YOU'VE GOT ME CRYING AGAIN; SUGAR. DOT RECORDS This waxing comes right on the heels of Miss Wilson’s gratifying performance Gallatin, Tenn. Phone: 1600 on the recent TV spec, “The Bachelor”. The singer has won fame in musical 9 Olman To Undertake comedy but instead of sticking with the rather straight singing requirements of musicals, Miss Wilson takes on a sophisticated blues and highly sensual BHSHBIHBBI Schirmer Revival Program delivery on this disk. Julie as a stylist shows a keen musical sense that carries over with notable jazz-like results. Materialwise, the singer has undertaken The B I G Record the more complicated melodies from the pop scene. Arranger-Director Phil NEW YORK—Abe Olman and G. Moore and the ork solidly suit Miss Wilson’s moody style. That TV appearance of Miss Wilson’s ought to give sales an extra push. Schirmer Inc. have completed an ar- The Gallahads rangement by which Abe Olman will singing “THE GLORY OF LOVE”—Jackie and Roy—ABC-Paramount ABC 120 undertake the creation of extensive (1-12" LP)

current revival campaigns in the fields THE GLORY OF LOVE; THE BEST THING FOR YOU; I LOVE YOU REAL; COULD YOU USE ME?; MIZ' MARGRET; LOVE IS SWEEPING THE COUNTRY; YOU INSPIRE ME; LOOKING AT YOU; of records, television, films and radio “THE FOOL” WHERE DID THE GENTLEMAN GO?; LET'S GET AWAY FROM IT ALL; TAIN'T NO USE; THE of the multifold standards in the G. WINTER OF MY DISCONTENT. JUBILEE 5252 By keeping a flair for sentimentality and reminiscing at a minimum and using Schirmer catalog. a jazz idiom in their approach, the husband-wife team of Jackie and Roy Olman, whose other activities now come across in a happily refreshing manner. Whether working on a parody fluJtilee Records include a full-fledged ASCAP publish- like “I Love You Real” or the ballad, “You Inspire Me”, the team transmits ing operation of his own. Abe Olman many interesting vocal harmonics. Singing solo, Miss Cain’s thoughtful styling 1 6 50 Broadway, New York City on Alec Wilder’s “This Is The Winter Of My Discontent” has captured the un- Music, Inc., will henceforth head- usual melody perfectly. Best duet is the familiar declaration of “Let’s Get quarter at his new offices at 157 West Away From It All”, sung engagingly by the couple. Admirable accompaniment. 57 Street, N.Y.C. His current cata- Striking package. Jackie and Roy have a style all their own and the many log include the Four Aces Decca disk folks who purchase the disk will find them a joy. of ‘‘Dreamer”, with other pop recordings to in Jose Valdes And His Orchestra- BILL NORMAN follow August and Septem- “COOK’S TOUR OF LATIN AMERICA”— ber. Olman will also devote his ener- Vox 25.110 (1-12" LP) gies to the Schirmer revival cam- LA MESSICANA; LA MATADORA; ALMA LLANARA; CAROVANA TRISTE; NO ES VERO; BAIA; UBA-BATUBA; CHARGARA; O MEO SAMBINO; LA ULTIMA NOCHE. Gloria Craig paigns to be initiated immediately. Vox has made an impressive specialty out of musical travelogue disks through Such titles as “Allah’s Holiday”, its famous “Echos” series, and will now issue pressings using the long estab- “Sympathy”, “Auf Weidersehn”, “Syl- lished travel agency, “Cook’s” as the basis for other disks in this area. The via”, “Perfect Day” and dozens of Cook’s Tour here features Jose Valdes And His Orchestra performing 10 origi- others have been earmarked by Olman nal Latin American melodies. This includes the familiar, “Baia”. The ork for immediate disk activity. The is a polished and rhythmic one and gives bright colorings to the selections. Schirmer catalog includes such great Excellent sound. Latin American music is exceedingly popular in the U.S. and ASCAP composers as Sigmund Rom- this disk should cash in on that popularity. ! 6064 HOLLYWOOD BLVD.^g^^^HOLLYWOOD 28, GALE berg, Rudoipn Friml, Victor Herbert,

. RECORDS Oley Speaks and Carrie Jacobs Bond. “STRICTLY FROM HUNGARY”—Mischa Michaeloff And His Symphonic Gypsies—RCA Victor LPM-1271 (1-12" LP) THE GAY GYPSIES; HUNGARIAN GYPSY SONG; ROMANY RHAPSODY; GYPSY ILLUSIONS; HORA PIZZICATO; CZARDAS; PLAY ZIGEUNER; CZARDAS; DANCE SLOVENNE; DANCE YUGOSLAV. “TUMBLING It would seem, upon hearing this disk, that the basic ingredients of modern mood Friends music is an offspring of Gypsy music played with a full orchestra. Perhaps even to a greater extent than mood music, does Gypsy music rely, (and oh, how sentimentally!) on string instruments. Some of the most famous of Gypsy TUMBLEWEEDS” melodies (i.e. “Hora Pizzicato” and “Play Zigeuner”) are authentically repro- duced by England’s Mischa Michaeloff And His Symphonic Gypsies. It makes, by by the way, for mood music in its most lush nature. There’s a definite market for this type of music and an added one that includes the mood music following. ROGER WILLIAMS Bright package. K # 156 “LOVE AND THE WEATHER”—Herbie Mann, Alto Flutist And Orchestra— Bethlehem BCP 63 (1-12") LOVE AND THE WEATHER; BUT BEAUTIFUL; SPRING CAN REALLY HANG YOU UP THE MOST; I'M GLAD THERE IS YOU; A SINNER KISSED AN ANGEL; HIGH ON A WINDY HILL; ILL WIND; FOR HEAVEN'S SAKE; AUTUMN NOCTURNE; MOON LOVE; THE MORNING SIDE OF THE MOUNTAIN; LIKE SOMEONE IN LOVE. A delicate sound of a flute employed on 12 equally delicate melodies makes for a disk of unusual mood music beauty. The instrument normally plays a sup- porting- role in most mood sets, but its sweet dominance here proves its worth in setting the listener’s mind to the restful pleasures of such albums. Credit flutist Herbie Mann for making imaginative and artistic flourishes throughout the selections. Excellent tunes. The heavy demand for mood waxings has meant many routine issues; here’s a disk that sets new standards to be aimed at.

“MUSIC FROM THE HALL OF SPRINGS”—Larry Caton, Organ—Herald HLP 0107 (1-12" LP) HOLLYWOOD—Bill Bradley, new- ONE KISS; STARS IN MY EYES; MY WONDERFUL ONE; KISS IN THE DARK; I'M FALLING IN LOVE WITH SOMEONE; KISS ME AGAIN; WHEN YOUR HAIR HAS TURNED TO SILVER; addition to KLAC’s (Los Angeles) est ESTRALITA; SILVER MOON; SMILES; HONEYMOON; THE ONE ROSE; YOU TELL ME YOUR Big Five deejays, poses on the RKO DREAM; ALICE BLUE GOWN; GIRL OF MY DREAMS; CALL ME DARLING; FOR YOU; LET set of “Bundle of Joy” with Eddie ME CALL YOU SWEETHEART. Fisher. Bradley, who replaced Peter The organ’s reminiscing sound is used to good advantage on this Herald issue. Potter on station’s 9:30 a.m. to 12:30 Organist Larry Caton sentimentally traces 18 durable favorites, some of which MELBA RECORDS p.m. weekday slot, plays the role of go back to grandpa’s younger days. Recorded in the acoustics paradise of 1650 BWAY (CO 5-3485) N, Y. a society playboy in the upcoming the Hall of Springs in Saratoga, N. Y., this entry should find a sympathetic movie starring Fisher and wife Deb- haven in many a nostalgic collector’s library. Hi-Fi fans may want to test bie Reynolds. their equipment with the waxing’s excellent sound. “Only those records best suited for commercial use are reviewed by THE CASH BOX”

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Reviews NEW YORK — Bethlehem Records DEALERS AND OPS! has started the wheels rolling on a BUY NOW AND SAVE special campaign designed to send 3-12" WITH THIS GREAT iiiiniiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii sales soaring on its new LP recording of George Gershwin’s “Porgy SPECIAL PURCHASE and Bess”: a new waxing of the great FOLK score presented by a wide array of contemporary artists performing in * “THE JOSH WHITE STORIES’’—Vol. 1—ABC-Paramount 124 (1-12" LP) RCA VICTOR the modern idiom and featuring Mel BOLL WEEVIL; WATERCRESS; WHAT YOU GONNA DO?; I'M A MEAN MISTREATER; FRANKIE AND JOHNNY; THE HOUSE OF THE RISING SUN; DUPREE; COTTONEYE JOE; NOBODY KNOWS Torme and Frances Faye in the title WHEN YOU'RE DOWN AND OUT; WHEN I LAY DOWN; HARD TIME BLUES; HE NEVER COLUMBIA SAID A MUMBLIN' WORD. roles. One of the most able interpreters of. folk songs, Josh White, carries his humor- In addition to consumer advertising ous and more sober material with ingratiating conviction on this ABC-Para- which is reported to have reached LONDON mount issue. White senses the approach to each number with just the proper record buyers, the dealer will rhythm and a keen regard to an often ironic verse. The selections will be 3,750,000 familiar to the many folk collectors around. An indication of “Vol. 1” on the be further aided by a special three- MERCURY package gives one the hopeful impression there’s more to come from Josh dimensional display package that fea- ABC-Paramount. must for every dealer’s shelf. Should White on A enjoy a tures a handkerchief-type pullout list- healthy and lengthy sale. ing the more than 30 artists and NO GIMMICKS AT groups performing on the recordings. “FOLK SONGS”—William Clauson And His Guitar—With John Gregory And The new jacket, created by Joseph His Group—RCA Victor LPM-1286 (1-12" LP) Muranyi, Bethlehem production chief, Little Aus Records LI L' LIZA JANE; TURTLE DOVE; ALL THROUGH THE NIGHT; THE GARDEN WHERE THE PRATIES GROW; LADIES' MAN; COCKLES AND MUSSELS; ROGERS, THE MILLER; THREE was designed specifically for window JOVIAL HUNTSMEN; RED ROSY BUSH; SINNER MAN; CINDY; SIPPIN' CIDER; IRISH LOVE 3210 W. LAWRENCE AVENUE SONG; JOHN GRUMBLE; THE ASH GROVE; JOHN HENRY; THE BOLD FISHERMAN; THE display and in-store use. RUMPLING OF YOUR GOWN'D; BLACK IS THE COLOR OF MY TRUE LOVE'S HAIR; THE CHICAGO 25, ILLINOIS FROG AND THE MOUSE; SKYE BOAT SONG. Joe Quinn, Bethlehem publicity and (All Phones: IRving 8-6115) Any musical era has found a home for the music that springs from the hearts promotion head, this week announced of the people—folk music. Victor offers a generous supply (21) of some of the the release of a 10" “Porgy and Bess” most beloved folk melodies. Making each number ring with charm and wit is album containing excerpts from the the young folk singer, William Clauson. Clauson’s voice engagingly senses trio of disks. The record is being re- the rhythmic qualities of the numbers and delivers the ballads with a sweet, simple beauty that is altogether touching. The artist is supported by his leased only for dee jays who can re- guitar and, at times, by John Gregory And His Group. It would seem that ceive their copy by writing to Bethle- Mr. Clauson will offer folk followers many more memorable moments as he hem. The excerpt disk features selec- does on this waxing. Very strong entry in its class. tions best suited for air play.

The 1 hour 48 minutes of music LATIN RHYTHMS which lists for $14.95 stars some of the biggest names in modern music; Mel “DANCE LESSONS IN CHA-CHA-CHA AND MERENGUE”—With Tony Torme (Porgy), Frances Faye (Bess), And Lucille—Fiesta FLP 1209 (1-12" LP) Betty Roche (Clara), Frank Rosolino The two Latin dance sensations in the U. S., the cha-cha-cha and merengue (Jake), Sally Blair (Serena), Joe De- have given potential of difficult many experts the steps many and frustrating rise (Peter the Honeyman), Loulie moments. For those who are in an elementary stage with the two dances and Jean Norman (Strawberry Woman), those who may need more polish, this Fiesta waxing is heartily recommended. Based on actual dance classes, the set features famous dance instructors Bob Dorough (Crab Man), George (they own a studio and teach at Grossinger’s) Tony and Lucille. The narrator Kirby (Sportin’ Life), Johnny Hart- is Lucille, whose cha-cha-cha and merengue know-how is apparent. Her knowl- man (Crown), Duke Ellington’s Or- edge is delivered clearly and with a great deal of patience and understanding chestra, Pat Moran Quartet, Don Fa- for novices. The set includes instrumental examples of the steps. This set fills an important consumer need and is an item dealers have been begging for gerquist, Bob Enevoldsen, Claude Wil- for years. Excellent dance lesson disk that’ll sell in every market. liamson, Max Bennett, Stan Levey, Bill Holman, Herbie Mann, Sam Most, The Australian Jazz Quintet, Howard JAZZ McGhee, Buddy Childers, Alvin Stoller, Herbie Harper; musical direction is “FRIVOLOUS SAL”—Sal Salvador Quartet—Bethlehem BCP-59 (1-12" LP) under the baton of Russ Garcia. Nar-

FRIVOLOUS SAL; TANGERINE; I COVER THE WATERFRONT; YOU STEPPED OUT OF A DREAM; ration is A1 “Jazzbo” Collins. Beth- YOU COULD SWING FOR THAT; ALL THE THINGS YOU ARE; SALAMAN; HANDFUL OF STARS; by The Hit as introduced on I LOVE YOU; I'LL REMEMBER APRIL. lehem’s A&R Chief, Red Clyde, super- "Studio One" Summer Theatre This accomplished jazz entry features famed guitarist, Sal Salvador. And it’s vised the 3 weeks of recording. the jazzman’s refined creative spark that invitingly leads the rest of the Wildi, President of Bethlehem, ft quartet’s make-up. Originals and evergreens are generally built to a racing- Gus with-the-clock tempo; but there are moments of relaxed interplay as with reports the greatest Dealer reaction to SONG FOR A “I Cover The Waterfront” and “Handful Of Stars”. One of Salvador’s able the “Porgy & Bess” package he has his role vibes. SUMMER NIGHT” assistants is Eddie Costa in dual on piano and Excellent sound. ever seen. “This promises to be a tre- Class jazz release. by mendous financial success for record MITCH MILLER dealers and us”, he said. “But—more “HENRY ‘HOT LIPS’ LEVINE”—Dixieland Jazz Band—RCA Victor LPM- than that — our ‘Porgy and Bess’ COLUMBIA 40730 1283 (1-12" LP) package is widening the market of po- WHO'S SORRY NOW; SUNRISE SYMPHONY; PADDY'S DAY PARADE; THE BLUES MY NAUGHTY SWEETIE GAVE TO ME; CLEVELAND PRESS; BUGLE CALL RAG; WASHINGTON POST DIXIE; tential buyers for fine contemporary ROCKIN' CHAIR; I'D BE LOST WITHOUT YOUR LOVE; SUMMERTIME; INDIAN UPRISING; music. Other record companies will I FOUND A NEW BABY. benefit, too. The magnificent success Henry “Hot Lips” Levine, whose experience with Dixieland almost parallels the music’s origin, skillfully unloads some traditional Dixieland horn-work of Bethlehem’s ‘Porgy and Bess’ — backed by his happy crew. Mixing established Dixie goodies with Levine even before release date—is proof that originals, the disk stays true to Levine’s nickname by keeping all but 3 of Bethlehem knows how to satisfy the the numbers hot and piercing. Dixieland fans should have as much fun listen- public’s insatiable desire for good jazz ing to this platter as Levine and his band must have had when they cut it. —properly recorded and properly packaged.” CLASSICAL 1

BEETHOVEN: Sonata No. 21, In C, Op. 53 (“Waldstein”)—Sonata No. 30, In E, Op. 109—Byron Janis, Pianist—RCA Victor LM-1978 (1-12" LP) ! 52 Issues Two of the more popular piano pieces in the LP catalogue are contained in j this Victor pressing. The works are performed by the once child prodigy, Byron Janis and are met with assurance and skill by the young artist. The “Waldstein Sonata” is an opus of technical brilliance while the “Sonata No. 30” conveys the romantic and lyrical nature of Beethoven. Mr. Janis is thus Cash si given two distinct approaches on the disk and each of them has the pianist The Box 5 AMERICAN MUSIC, INC. | will into in handsome form. Fine sound. This waxing move the thick of the ! 9109 SUNSET BLV0 . H01LYW000. CALIF battle of sales among the many other available pressings of the works. 1 “It’s What’s in THE CASH BOX That Counts”

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Fake Roger Williams Feted In Mexico City Top Selling Records

Reported by NEW YORK — Pianist Roger Wil- hoax being played on his Latin friends, liams, whose Kapp recording of “Au- the real Roger was also somewhat flat- tumn Leaves,” has made him an inter- tered that somebody thought him im- Retail national celebrity, was the recipient of portant enough to risk possible judicial some startling news from Mexico City. action for fraud just to impersonate Earlier this week, word reached New him. A wire to the Mexican capital Outlets York from the Mexican distributors brought an abrupt termination to the From Coast to Coast for Kapp that they were particularly phony Mr. Williams’ fiesta. pleased with Roger’s personal appearances South of the Border, where his LESLIE MUSIC DIST. REGAL RECORD SHOP THE MUSIC SHOP New York, N. Y. Los Angeles, Calif. Springfield, III. disks are consistently on the best-seller Promoting Jester Records 1. Flying Saucer 1. Wayward Wind (Gogi Grant) 1. Be-Bop-A-Lula (G. Vincent)

lists. All of this was slightly confus- (Buchanan & Goodman) 2. I Want You, I Need You, 2. I Want You, I Need You, 2. Hound Dog (Elvis Presley) I Love You (Elvis Presley) ing since Roger has been busy in New I Love You (Elvis Presley) 3. When My Dreamboat Comes 3. Standing On The Corner 3. On The Street Where You York for the past three NEW YORK — Lester E. Barry, Home (Fats Domino) (Four Lads) weeks cutting Live (Vic Damone) 4. After The Lights Go Down 4. I'm In Love Again (Domino) president of Jester Records, has just a new album and certainly hasn’t been Low (Al Hibbler) 4. I Almost Lost My Mind (Pat Boone) 5. Sweet Old Fashioned Girl anywhere near the Latin country. returned from a tour of the state of 5. Canadian Sunset 5. Glendora (Perry Como) (Teresa Brewer) (Hugo Winterhalter) 6. Allegheny Moon (Patti Page) An immediate checkup revealed that Massachusetts where he spent three 6. On The Street Where You 6. Allegheny Moon (P. Page) 7. Stranded In The Jungle Live (Vic Damone) salesmen, his dis- an unknown pianist, using the name days meeting with 7. Stranded In The Jungle (Cadets) 7. I'm In Love Again (Domino) (Cadets) 8. Allegheny Moon (P. Page) of Robert Roger Williams, was taking tributor and disk jockeys. 8. Be-Bop-A-Lula (G. Vincent) 8. You Don't Know Me (Vale) 9. Born To Be With You bows as the Kapp Record star. Tele- discussed the label’s future plans 9. Whatever Will Be (D. Day) (Chordettes) He 9. A Casual Look (Six Teens) vision and radio 10. Glendora (Perry Como) appearances had been with Frank Gazso, Jester’s New Eng- 10. I Only Know I Love You 10. Sweet Old Fashioned Girl (Four Aces) (Teresa Brewer) 10. Ghost Town (Don Cherry) lined up for the impostor, and the en- land promotion manager; Herman Pol- tire Mexican music colony had gone lock, New England sales represent- STEDEFORD'S RECORD RAK SALES, INC. DON LEARY'S INC. SHOP St. Louis, Mo. Minneapolis, Minn. all out in making plans for an elabo- ative; and Harry Carter of Music Sup- Pittsburgh, Pa. 1. Sweet Old Fashioned Girl 1 . I Almost Lost My Mind rate party in honor of the popular pliers, the label’s Boston distrib. Prior (Teresa Brewer) (Pat Boone) 1. Flying Saucer 2. I Almost Lost My Mind 2. Be-Bop-A-Lula (G. Vincent) musician. to this trip, Barx-y made a similar tour (Buchanan & Goodman) (Pat Boone) 3. (Gogi Grant) 2. My Prayer (Platters) Wayward Wind 3. Treasure Of Love (McPhatter) I Although he was indignant at the of Connecticut. 3. Allegheny Moon (Patti Page) 4. I Want You, Need You,

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2. Wayward Wind (G. Grant) 2. I Want You To Be My Girl 2. Whatever Will Be (D. Day)

3. I Almost Lost My Mind (Teresa Brewer) 3. I Want You, I Need You,

(Pat Boone) 3. My Prayer (Platters) I Love You (Elvis Presley) 4. Be-Bop-A-Lula (G. Vincent) 4. Born To Be With You 4. Be-Bop-A-Lula (G. Vincent) 5. Allegheny Moon (P. Page) (Chordettes) 5. It Only Hurts Fcr A Little

6. Sweet Old Fashioned GirS 5. I Almost Lost My Mi od While (Ames Bros.)

(Teresa Brewer) (Pat Boone) 6. I Almost Lost My Mind

7. I Want You, I Need You, 6. Rockin' Around (E. Freeman) (Pat Boone) 7. Car (Davis) 7. Born To Be New York Hollywood I Love You (Elvis Presley), Get Out Of The With You 8. Heaven On Earth (Platters) (Chordettes) 8. The Fool (Sanford Clark) 9. Fever (Little Willie John) 8. Ready Teddy (Little Richard) 9. My Prayer (Platters) 10. Theme From "The Proud 9. More (Perry Como) 10. Ape Call (Nervous Norvus) Ones' ' (Nelson Riddle) 10. Wayward Wind (G. Grant) ” “Only those records best suited for commercial use are reviewed by THE CASH BOX

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Best Selling fllbam Pop Albums Sure Shots Pos. Last Week HiimmMiimtn IIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIII1IIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIN PASSPORT TO ROMANCE MY FAIR LADY 1 . Percy Faith (Columbia CL 880) CAST (Columbia OL 5090) 1 . BROADWAY GOLDEN INSTRUMENTALS Billy Vaughn (Dot DLP 3016) CALYPSO 2. 2. HARRY BELAFONTE (RCA Victor LPM 1248 EPA 1248) Era Announces Fall ipiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiy THE KING AND 1 5. 3 . MOVIE CAST (Capitol W 740; EAP 740) Merchandising Program I MYERS 1 ELVIS PRESLEY 4. HOLLYWOOD, CAL.—Era Records 4 . ELVIS PRESLEY (RCA Victor LPM 1254; EPB 1254) has announced a special LP Fall Mer- ( MUSIC, INC. ( LOVERS chandising Program that will go into SONGS FOR SWINGING 3. effect August 1st and run through M ANNOUNCES THE REMOVAL OF ^ CJ1 October 1st. FRANK SINATRA (Capitol W 653, EAP 653) = THEIR MAIN OFFICES TO = The program includes seven 12-inch LP’s: “Suddenly There’s Gogi Grant”; 208 NORTH BROAD STREET THE MOST HAPPY FELLA 6. “Smoke Dreams,” by Ronnie Deauville; | | 6 . BROADWAY CAST (Columbia OL 5118) “Meet the Bob Florence Trio”; “Doye,” PHILADELPHIA 2, PENNSYLVANIA by Doye O’Dell; “Blowing Up a Storm” | | featuring Jack Millman’s Quartet; THE PLATTERS 7. = Telephone Rlttenhouse 6-0502 “Something Old, New, Borrowed and ^ 7 . THE PLATTERS (Mercury MG-20146) Merry Macs; and “Page Blue,” by the M and is proud to announce ^ Cavanaugh Carries the Torch,” and = THE FORMATION OF A NEW ^ offers the following bonus: CORPORATION THE EDDY DUCHIN STORY 9. ^ ^ If the distributor purchases a mini- 8. MOVIE SCORE (Decca DL 8289) mum of 20 pieces of each of the seven albums (or a total of 140), he will OKLAHOMA 8. receive an album of his choosing for RICHL0Y, INC. 1 every ten ordered. On all subsequent | 9 . MOVIE CAST (Capitol SAO 595; SDM 595) orders there will be no minimum order g AT THE SAME ADDRESS 1_ per title and the distributor will still CAROUSEL 10. receive one album for every ten he M RICHLOY WILL FUNCTION AS A I ~ RETAIL RECORD STORE, A ONE STOP 10. MOVIE CAST (Capitol W 694; EDM 694) orders. ^ = FOR JUKE BOX OPERATORS AND A ^ RECORD MAIL ORDER BUSINESS. = PICNIC 14. Dolphin Records Releases 11. MOVIE SCORE (Decca DL 8320; ED 846) “Love—Julie Wilson”

SAY IT WITH MUSIC 12. 12. LAWRENCE WELK (Coral CRL 57041; EC 82027) NEW YORK—-Dolphin Records new- The Oldest est release in the Dolphin Personality Series features Julie Wilson, night ONE-STOP BELAFONTE 13. club and musical comedy singer, in a Record Service 13 . HARRY BELAFONTE (RCA Victor LPM 1150; EPB 1150; EPA 693,4, 5) blues album called, “Love—Julie Wil- o son.” Julie is one of the stars of “Pa- ELLA FITZGERALD SINGS THE 11. now COLE PORTER SONG BOOK jama Game,” the longest running mu- AILLabels 14 . sical success currently on Broadway, (Verve V-4001, 2) and has had notable success as a night club entertainer from Hollywood to LONELY GIRL London, particularly at New York’s St. AlrHits 16. Regis Maisonette where she has bro- 15 . JULIE LONDON (Liberty LRP 3012) ken records repeatedly. She has toured 45 RPM 55{ in “Kiss Me Kate” and “Kismet” and 78 RPM 60c followed Mary Martin in the London BUBBLES IN THE WINE 15. Single EPs 91 run of “South Pacific.” ^ . LAWRENCE (Coral CRL 57038) 16 WELK Those who are familiar with Miss NO EXTRA CHARGES Wilson’s night club work may be sur- FREE TITLE STRIP SERVICE HIGH SOCIETY 21. prised at her technique in this album. She shows another side of her per- No order too large or too small 17 . FILM SOUNDTRACK (Capitol W 750; EDM 750) sonality and musicianship and emerges Save Time! Save Money! as a blues singer. MUSIC FROM MY FAIR LADY 20. The arrangements and conducting STORE BUSINESS WELCOME 18. PERCY FAITH (Columbia OL 895; B 895) have been done by Phil Moore, an ar- No C.O.D. Send check with order tist of wide experience who has worked including postage. in films, radio and television and has NIGHT WINDS 22. The Musical Saleses Co. worked with performers like Lena j 19 . JACKIE GLEASON (Capitol W 717; EAP 717) Horne, Frank Sinatra, Dorothy Dan- SEEBURG DISTRIBUTORS dridge and many others. 140 W. Mount Royal Ave. PASSPORT TO ROMANCE This is the sixth release under the Baltimore 1, Maryland new Dolphin label. Vernon 7-5755 20 . PERCY FAITH (Columbia CL 880)

FOUR FRESHMEN AND 5 TROMBONES 18. o Robbins Buys Keith Tune 21 . FOUR FRESHMEN (Capitol T 683; EAP 683) $ MONEY MAKER $ STOP! LOOK! LISTEN! GENTLEMEN BE SEATED CHICAGO—Barnie Fields, president 17. “I’LL NEVER DO IT AGAIN” . of Keith Music Publishers, this city, 22 (MINSTREL SHOW) (Epic LN 3238) JAY JAY No. 160 announced this past week that Robbins By America's Favorite Polka Music Compay, Ltd., purchased the CASTLES IN SPAIN 19. and Waltz Band . “Grasshopper Jump,” for foreign re- 23 MICHEL LE GRAND (Columbia CL 888; B 888) lease. LIL WALLY GOLDEN INSTRUMENTALS Ex-win Barge, who heads local Rob- (“WISH I WAS SINGLE bins office, disclosed that, “Purchase AGAIN KID") 24 . HILLY VAEGHN (Dot dlp 3016) was made solely on regional success of JAY JAY Formal recording by Bobby Chris- Z7or RECORD CO. WALTZES OF IRVING BERLIN 23. tian.” PHONE 2603 W. AUGUSTA BLVD. NEAREST CHICAGO 22, ILLINOIS 25 . MANTOVANI (London LL 1452) This is the second tune published by DISTRIB (Tel.: BRunswick the young Chi pubbery. 8-5560) “It’s What’s in THE CASH BOX That Counts” a www.americanradiohistory.com ;

The Cash Box, Music Page 22 August 4, 1956 NAMM Sees “Flying Saucers” Disk

NEW YORK—The NAMM Conven- of the attending manufacturers went tion closed last Thursday, July 26, away with some new distributors, ami Jockey with the usual weak and weary con- most of the distributors went away with new lines. ventioneers boarding all types of REGIONAL RECORD REPORTS conveyances headed homeward. Almost everyone approached was IIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIlipillllllllllllH The four day meet took place at pleased with the manner in which the John Wrisley Al Meltzer Howard Gene Clark the Hotel New Yorker and the Trade Summer business had held up. The WIS—Columbia, S. C. WHEN—Syracuse, N. Y. KBSF—Spring hi II, La. just across the street. Most top topic of conversation, about which Building, 1. On The Street Where You 1. Almost Lost My Mind (Boone) 1. Wayward Wind (G. Grant) of the music business was conducted many rumors and few facts were Live (Vic Damone) 2. 1 Want You, 1 Need You, 2. On The Street Where You 2. Walk Hand In Hand 1 Love You (E. Presley) Live (Vic Damone) controversial “Fly- on the 2nd floor of the Trade Building, bandied, was the (Tony Martin) 3. I'm In Love Again (Domino) 3. Give Us This Day (J. James)

3. Wayward Wind (G. Grant) 4. On The Street Where You 4. 1 Want 1 where the record exhibits had been ing Saucer” on Luniverse Records. You, Need You, 4. Born To Be With You Live (Vic Damone) 1 Love You (Elvis Presley) relegated, and in the lobby of the Its release just prior to the NAMM (Chordettes) 5. Standing On The Corner 5. Stranded In The Jungle 5. Moonglow & Picnic (Cates) (Four Lads) Yorker. show, and the whirlwind takeoff which (Cadets) Hotel New 6. 1 Could Have Danced All 6. Wayward Wind (G. Grant) 6. Whatever Will Be, Will Be Distributors and manufacturers had the sales figures adding up to a Night (Rosemary Clooney) 7. Moonglow & Picnic (StolofF) (Doris Day) 7. Almost Lost My Mind (Boone) 8. Be-Bop-A-Lula (G. Vincent) 7. My Dream Sonata (Nat Cole) poured into the city from all parts of phenomenal sum, had every distribu- 8. Allegheny Moon (P. Page) 9. Born To Be With You 8. Canadian Sunset 9. Portuguese Washerwoman (Chordettes) (Hugo Winterhalter) country. The major business ac- tor and dealer buzzing, “Where can the (Joe Carr) 10. Sweet Old Fashioned Girl 9. Rip It Up (Little Richard) complished by the manufacturer was I get some?” Most were disinclined 10. Voices (Fontanes) (Teresa Brewer) 10. 1 Told Every Star (Blenders) the signing up of new distributors in to get drawn into the legal problems Jack Clifton Sterling Yale Guy Curtis territories where he was not repre- that were associated with the record WCUE— Akron, Ohio KCNA—Tucson, Ariz. WSKI—Montpelier, Vt. 1. My Prayer (Platters) 1. Almost Lost My Mind (Boone) 1. Wayward Wind (G. Grant) sented and promoting his new releases with the general opinion being it was 2. Stranded In The Jungle 2. On The Street Where You 2. On The Street Where You with the trade. Most of the indie none of their concern. They felt they (Jayhawks) Live (Vic Damone) Live (Vic Damone) manufacturers timed their releases 3. Be-Bop-A-Lula (G. Vincent) 3. My Prayer (Platters) 3. My Prayer (Platters) were in business to sell records and 4. Almost Lost Mind (Boone) 4. More (Perry Como) 4. Sweet Old Fashioned for this show, and the sight of half My Girl 5. Fever (Little Willie John) 5. Wayward Wind (Gogi Grant) (Teresa Brewer) intently to the legal entanglements were some- a dozen distribs listening 6. It Only Hurts For A Little 6. Ape Call (Nervous Norvus) 5. Whatever Will Be, Will Be the “next hit” was not unusual. Most thing for the manufacturers and pub- While (Ames Bros.) 7. Ivory Tower (Gale Storm) (Doris Day) 7. I'm In Love Again (Domino) 8. Portuguese Washerwoman 6. Treasure Of Love lishers to work out among them- (Collins) 8. More (Perry Como) (Joe Carr) 7. Picnic (Ralph Marterie) selves. 9. Allegheny Moon (P. Page) 9. Whatever Will Be, Will Be 8. Almost Lost My Mind (Boone) 10. St. Teresa Of The Roses (Doris Day) 9. My Little Angel (Four Lads) Saul Bihari of the 10. 10. NEW RELEASE! was one most (Billy Ward) I'm In Love Again (Domino) Give Us This Day (J. James) sought personalities at the show when Herb Knight David Dreis Art Lane Sonny Knight he introduced his version called “Out WKBW— Buffalo, N. Y. KENT—Shreveport, La. WLBR— Lebanon, Pa. Of This World with Flying Saucers” 1. The Fool (Sanford Clark) 1. Stranded In The Jungle 1. Treasure Of Love (McPhatter) SINGING 2. The Old Philosopher (Cadets) 2. Wayward Wind (G. Grant) in the RPM label. This release pro- (Eddie Lawrence) 2. Fever (Little Willie John) 3. Allegheny Moon (P. Page)

3. 4. 1 jected him into the center of the most 3. 1 Could Have Danced All Allegheny Moon (P. Page) Want You, 1 Need You, Night (Sylvia Syms) 4. That's All There Is To That 1 Love You (E. Presley) talked about record in years and it 4. My Prayer (Platters) (Nat Cole) 5. Almost Lost My Mind (Boone) 5. Allegheny Moon (P. Page) 5. Be-Bop-A-Lula (G. Vincent) 6. My Prayer (Platters) CONFIDENTIAL kept him busy until Tuesday evening, 6. The Golden Baton (Jacobs) 6. Sweet Old Fashioned Girl 7. On The Street Where You b/w when he had to cut his visit short and 7. That's All There Is To That (Teresa Brewer) Live (Vic Damone) (Nat Cole) 7. Ready Teddy (Little Richard) 8. Don't Cry (Frankie Laine) "JAIL BIRD" return to the coast to help co-ordinate 8. Canadian Sunset 8. Angel (Artie Wayne) 9. My Guy (Bernadine Read) shipments. (Hugo Winterhalter) 9. Lola's Theme (Mathieson) 10. Canadian Sunset VITA # 137 9. Give Us This Day (J. James) 10. See You Soon Baboon (Hugo Winterhalter) Typical of all conventions, the man- 10. You Don't Know Me (Vale) (Dale Hawkins) Dick Corbin ufacturers did a great deal of enter- Michael Bushell Rod Hurley (Star VITA RECORDS Time) WOTW— Nashua, N. H. taining, meeting and discussing busi- WMAS—Springfield, Mass. WWIN— Baltimore, Md. 1. Almost Lost My Mind (Boone)

1. 1 1. 2. Miracle Love ness in their suites, or at breakfasts, Want You, 1 Need You, Wayward Wind (Gogi Grant) Of (E. Rodgers) 1 Love You (Elvis Presley) 2. Almost Lost My Mind (Boone) 3. On The Street Where You luncheons and dinners. Many distrib- 2. Wayward Wind (Gogi Grant) 3. Moonglow & Picnic (Stoloff) Live (Vic Damone) 3. Almost Lost My Mind (Boone) 4. On The Street Where You private 4. 1 Only Know 1 Love utor meetings were held in 4. I'm In Love Again (Domino) Live (Vic Damone) You (Four Aces) rooms in restaurants and hotels. The 5. On The Street Where You 5. More (Perry Como) only large record company to be rep- Live (Vic Damone) 6. Whatever Will Be, Will Be 5. Treasure Of Love (McPhatter) 6. Be-Bop-A-Lula resented with an exhibit booth was (G. Vincent) (Doris Day) 6. Glendora (Perry Como) 7. Born To Be With You 7. Standing On The Corner 7. Allegheny Moon (P. Page) Dot Records. RIAA, representing all (Chordettes) (Four Lads) DICK HYMAN its members, also exhibited. 8. Sweet Old Fashioned Girl 8. Theme From "Proud Ones" 8. Pray (Billy Williams) (Teresa Brewer) (Nelson Riddle) 9. Roses Of Picardy 9. My Prayer (Platters) 9. Allegheny Moon (Patti Page) (Johnston Bros.) i t 10. Standing On The Corner 10. Somebody Up There Likes Me 10. Raucus Maracus (R. Maltby) ONE FINGER (Four Lads) (Perry Como) Marty Vic Bernard Bob Klein McNeeley Zephyr Sets 17 Distribs WJR— Detroit, Mich. PIANO’’ WKNG— Keene, N. H. WVOS—Liberty, N. Y. 1. My Prayer (Platters) 12296 (78 rpm) 1. Wayward Wind (G. Grant) 1. Wayward Wind (G. Grant) MGM 2. Soft Summer Breeze K12296 (45 rpm) 2. Moonglow & Picnic (Stoloff) 2. Never Turn Back (Hibbler) (Eddie Heywood) NEW YORK — Geordie Hormel, 3. Almost Lost My Mind (Boone) 3. More (Perry Como) 3. Canadian Sunset (Heywood) President of Zephyr Records, and Bud 4. Standing On The Corner 4. Almost Lost My Mind (Boone) v 5. 4. Almost Lost My Mind (Boone) y< (Four Lads) On The Street Where You 5. 5. 1 Allegheny Moon (Patti Page) ¥ Freeman, Director of Recording and Want You, 1 Need You, Live (Vic Damone) IN ENTERTAINMENT 6. 1 Want You, 1 THE GREATEST NAME 1 Love You (E. Presley) 6. Born To Be With You Need You,

kt , - . W. . Sr<- Sales, announced that they have 1 Love 6. On The Street Where You (Chordettes) You (Elvis Presley) signed the first seventeen distribs for Live (Vic Damone) 7. Moonglow & Picnic (Stoloff) 7. Song For A Summer Night 7. I'm In Love Again (Domino) 8. Treasure Of Love (McPhatter) (Mitch Miller) their indie disk firm. 8. Allegheny Moon (P. Page) 9. Whatever Will Be, Will Be 8. The Fool (Sanford Clark) 9. Born To Be With You (Doris Day) The coast diskery will be represent- 9. (Chordettes) 10. Sweet Old Fashioned Girl Ka Ding Dong (G-Clefs) ed by the following distribs! Leonard 10. Ivory Tower (Cathy Carr) (Teresa Brewer) 10. Lola's Theme (M. Mathieson) BOBBY CHARLES Smith Inc. (Albany), General Dis- Jack Stant Jerry Gaines Jack Karey a tributing Co. (Baltimore), Records (Teen-O-Rama) WHAT— Philadelphia, Pa. WCFL—Chicago, 111. 1. My Blue 1. Time Will Inc. (Boston), Faysan Distributing WDRF—Chester, Pa. Heaven (Domino) Whatever Will Be, Will Be Only 2. In A Shanty In Old Shanty (Doris Day) 1. Allegheny Moon (P. Page) Inc. (Buffalo), Garmesa Distributors Town (Somethin' Smith & 2. Almost Lost My Mind (Boone) 2. Big D (DeJohns) Redheads) 3. Allegheny Moon (P. Page) Inc. (Chicago), Benart Distributors 3. Be-Bop-A-Lula (G. Vincent) Tell” 3. One Kiss Led To Another 4. It Only Hurts For A Little Inc. (Cleveland), Allied Distributors 4. Hurt Me (Robins) (Four Coins) While (Ames Bros.) b/w 4. Big 5. Clay Idol (Betty Johnson) D (DeJohns) 5. My Prayer (Platters) (Hartford), Centra Record Sales Co. 5. Rip It Up (Little Richard) 6. Grasshopper Jump 6. My Prayer (Platter) 6. My Prayer (Platters) (Los Angeles), Tru-Tone Distribu- (Bobby Christian) Take It Easy 7. Wait For Me (Frank Sinatra) 7. Standing On The Corner 7. Clay Idol (Betty Johnson) tors (Miami), D & D Distributing 8. Boy On Page 35 (C. Carr) (Four Lads) 8. You Don't Know Me (Vale) 8. Wayward Wind (Gogi Grant) 9. Sweet Old Fashioned Girl 9. Trapeze (Mitch Miller) Company (Minneapolis), Essex Dis- 9. Be-Bop-A-Lula (G. Vincent) (Teresa Brewer) 10. Never A Bride (M. Carol) 10. I'm In Love Greasy” tributors (Newark), A-l Record Dis- Again (Domino) 10. Johnny Concho (F. Sinatra) Pat CHESS # 1628 tributors Inc. (New Orleans), Alpha Chamburs Dick Dean Lonnie A. Licata WFLA—Tampa, Fla. Distributing Company, Inc. (New "Twin Town Revue" KOSI— Denver, Colo. 1. Song For A Summer Night 1. My Prayer (Platters) York) Lesco WKTQ— Norway, Paris, Me. Distributors (Phila- (Mitch Miller) 2. Stranded In The Jungle M00NGL0WS 2. Too Close For Comfort 1. Almost Lost My Mind (Boone) THE (Cadets) delphia), Eric Distributors (San 2. Born (Lillian Briggs) To Be With You 3. 1 Almost Lost My Mind Francisco), 3. Every (Chordettes) Am-Par Distributors Night About This Time (Pat Boone) 3. Whatever Will Be, Will Be . (Seattle-Portland), and Morris Dis- (Ink Spots) 4. Born To Be With You Willi (Doris Day) “When I’m tributing 4 On the Street Where You (Chordettes) Agency (Toronto, Ont.). 4. Allegheny Moon (Patti Page) Live (Vic Damone) 5. Picnic (McGuires) Plans are to make additional 5. 5. Theme From "Proud Ones" ap- I'm Gonna Walk (Morse) 6. Whatever Will Be, Will Be 6. Wayward (Buddy Morrow) You” pointments, besides this initial batch, Wind (Gogi Grant) (Doris Day) 7. Donkey Cart 6. That's All There Is To That according to Hormel. (F. Chacksfield) 7. It Only Hurts For A Little First disks are (Nat Cole) scheduled to hit the market August 8. Intrigue (Barrys) While (Ames Bros.) 7. You Don't Know (J. Vale) >/» Me 8. Transfusion “See Saw” 15th. Meanwhile, artists are being 9. Keeping Cool With Lemon- (Nervous Norvus) ade (Nick 8. My Prayer (Platters) Noble) 9. 1 Want You To Be My Girl signed and other . items are in the CHESS # 1629 10. Theme From "Proud 9. My April Heart (C. Connor) (Teen Agers) planning stages. Ones" (Nelson Riddle) 10. Wayward Wind (Gogi Grant) 10. Wayward Wind (Gogi Grant) RECORD CO Hormel, Freeman, comptroller Spen- CHESS 1 cer Moore and Director of Promotion ATTENTION DEEJAYS, PROGRAM DIRECTORS, LIBRARIANS— Buddy Basch are currently huddling Please keep us constantly informed of any changes in call letters or title. in New York over plans. ” “Only those records best suited for commercial use are reviewed by THE CASH BOX www.americanradiohistory.com .

The Cash Box, Music Page 23 August 4, 1936 Disk Epic Holds First Fall Distrib Meeting NEW YORK — Epic Records Pasquale, San Carlo Opera Company launched its 1956 Fall Merchandising Of Naples; Famous Mozart Arias, Program at a Distributor Meeting Leopold Simoneau, tenor, Use Holl- Jockey July 25 in New York’s Park Sheraton weg, soprano; Dutch Folk Songs, Hotel. In the first and largest of four Netherlands Chamber Choir (de No- such meetings planned in New York, bel); Corelli Concerti Grossi, OP. 8, REGIONAL RECORD REPORTS Chicago, Los Angeles and San Fran- I Musici. !lll!lll!llllllllllllllllllllll!l!llllllllllllllllllll cisco, seventeen distributors learned Lee Kopp Jack Barr Carmine Anthony POP of Epic’s intensified advertising and KSJO—Santa Clara, Calif. KUDL— Kansas City, Mo. WOC— Davenport, Iowa look at new Theater Organ In Hi-Fi, Leonard 1. Wayward Wind (Gogi Grant) 1. Almost Lost My Mind (Boone) 1. Almost Lost My Mind (Boone) promotion plans and got a 2. Almost Lost My Mind (Boone) 2. My Prayer (Platters) 2. Wayward Wind (G. Grant) product. The meeting was addressed MacClain; Somethin’ Smith And The 1 Want You, 1 Need You, 3. Born To Be With You 3. More (Perry Como) 3. Redheads Come To Broadway, 1 Love You (Elvis Presley) (Chordettes) 4. On The Street Where You by Goddard Lieberson, President of Some- Street Where You 4. Wayward Wind Grant) Live (Vic Damone) 4. On The (Gogi Columbia Records, Marv Holtzman, thin’ Smith; Trumpeters Holiday, Live (Vic Damone) 5. More (Perry Como) 5. Moonglow & Picnic (Stoloff) 5. Born To Be With You 6. 1 Want You, 1 Need You, 6. Allegheny Moon (P. Page) Epic A & R Director and William “Wingy” Mannone, Red Allen; Cor- (Chordettes) 1 Love You (Elvis Presley) 7. Theme From 'Proud Ones' dialement Paris, Jacques Bi-el, 6. Whatever Will Be, Will Be 7. Be-Bop-A-Lula (G. Vincent) (Nelson Riddle) Nielsen, Epic Sales Director. Other Teddy (Doris Day) 8. Whatever Will Be, Will Be 8. Stranded In The Jungle speakers were Charles Schicke, Di- Reno; Now Hear This, Band Of The 7. 1 Only Know 1 Love You (Doris Day) (Gadabouts) (Four Aces) 9. Sweet Old Fashioned Girl 9. That's All There Is To That rector of Classical A & R, and Walter Royal Netherlands Navy; Dutch Treat, In Love (Russ Arno) (Teresa Brewer) (Nat Cole) 8. Believe Popular Al- Pia Beck; Trumpet With A Soul, Mel 9. Marimba Charleston (Chiapas) 10. Stranded In The Jungle 10. Born To Be With You Hayum, Sales Manager 10. Donkey Cart (F. Chacksfield) (Cadets) (Chordettes) bums. Davis; The Rhythm Section, Hank Gary Little Bob Salter Bill Rankin Highlighting the product presenta- Jones, Milt Hinton; The Rhythm Sec- KLYN—Amarillo, Tex. KJR—Seattle, Wash. KTHE—Thermopolis, Wyo. tion were two multi-pocket albums— tion, Marv Holtzman. Again (Domino) 1. Treasure Of Love (McPhatter) 1. Wayward Wind (Gogi Grant) 1. I'm In Love both items representing “firsts” of Marv Holtzman confirmed the re- 2. Be-Bop-A-Lula (G. Vincent) 2. 1 Want You, 1 Need You, 2. Moonglow & Picnic (Stoloff) cent 3. Wayward Wind (G. Grant) 1 Love You (E. Presley) 3. I'm In Love Again (Fontanes) their types. A deluxe package with announcement that the organi- 4. Moonglow & Picnic (Cates) 3. Heaven On Earth (Platters) 4. Glendora (Perry Como) zation now planned real 4. Blue Moon Of Kentucky 5. Almost Lost My Mind (Boone) an Avedon full color photograph and concentration 5. Almost Lost My Mind (Boone) (Elvis Presley) 6. Allegheny Moon (Patti Page) in the reactivation (McGuires) titled “The Somerset Strings” will be of the Okeh label. 6. Picnic 5. My Prayer (Platters) 7. Happy Whistler (Robertson) It will be under 7. Bobbie Sox Baby 6. Neki Hokey (Cleftones) 8. 1 Could have Danced All offered at an introductory discount the guidance of Ar-

(Billy Ward & Dominoes) 7. 1 Look At You (Lassies) Night (Sylvia Syms) first of nold Maxim who is fully aware 9. Standing On The Corner price of $9.98 for the 90 days of 8. Little Angel (Four Lads) 8. Girl In My Dreams (Lovers) My r (Mills Bros.) sale. Containing three 12" LP’s, this & b conditions. He will sign new 9. Ape Call (Nervous Norvus) 9. Fever (Little Willie John) 10. It Only Hurts For A Little talent and attempt 10. Fever (Little Willie John) 10. Love, Love, Love (Diamonds) While (Ames Bros.) unprecedented offer aims for the mood to build the inac- tive Okeh label to major Bill Previtti Ron McKee Mike Norton music market in the biggest way, be- status in tbe r & b field. KDEF—Albuquerque, N. M. CJET—Smiths Falls, Ont., Can. WEST—Caribou, Me. ing the first multi-pocket mood music Maxim will also continue to 1. Glendora (Perry Como) 1. My Prayer (Platters) 1. Heartbreak Hotel (E. Presley) package. The other offering is a 2- produce Ip’s and work with Holtz- Will Be 2. Whatever Will Be, 2. Love, Love, Love (Clovers) 2. I'm In Love Again (Domino) man on pop singles. (Doris Day) 3. No One Home (Alan Dale) 3. Moonglow & Picnic pocket package of the first complete 3. Canadian Sunset 4. Rock And Roll Train (Buddy Bregman) recording of Prokofiev’s “The Love Holtzman also spoke of the (Hugo Winterhalter) (Dorothy Collins) 4. Almost Lost My Mind (Boone) com- 4. Almost Lost My Mind (Boone) 5. Almost Lost My Mind (Boone) 5. More (Perry Como) For Three Oranges”. This, too, will pany’s small production in the pop 5. On The Street Where You 6. Das 1st Musik (Roland Trio) 6. On The Street Where You text field in the first Live (Vic Damone) 7. You're Undecided Live (Vic Damone) be a deluxe package containing six months of the 6. Wayward Wind (G. Grant) (Johnny Burnette) 7. Born To Be With You and synopsis. The performance is by year but stated that the plans call 7. Sweet Old Fashioned Girl 8. Wayward Wind (G. Grant) (Chordettes) for (Teresa Brewer) 9. Sweet Old Fashioned Girl 8. Be-Bop-A-Lula (G. Vincent) the Choir and Orchestra of the Slo- the doubling of its activity from 8. Angel (Artie Wayne) (Teresa Brewer) 9. Sweet Old Fashioned Girl venian National Opera. hereon in. The reason 9. That's All There Is (N. Cole) 10. Canadian Sunset (Teresa Brewer) for the limited 10. I'm In Love Again (Domino) (Hugo Winterhalter) 10. Allegheny Moon (P. Page) Distributors were told of the suc- amount of releases, said Holtzman, Norm Prescott Ray Brittle Earl McDaniel cess of Epic’s “High Fidelity Hit Of was because Epic plans called for Mass. — WBZA— Boston, KLUB—Salt Lake City, Utah KPOP Los Angeles, Calif. the Month” program and learned that heavy concentration on the Ip line to 1. Almost Lost My Mind (Boone) 1. Wayward Wind (G. Grant) 1. Canadian Sunset round 2,324 dealers have been enrolled in out its catalogue so that it gave 2. Canadian Sunset 2. It Only Hurts For A Little (Winter ha Iter/ Williams) (Winterhalter) the While (Ames Bros.) 2. We Laughed At Love (P. Lee) the short time of the plan’s operation. distributor merchandise to fill all 3. Give Us This Day (J. James) 3. A Beautiful Friendship 3. My Prayer (Platters) Because of the unusual success of his requirements. 4. Tonight You Belong To Me (Ella Fitzgerald) 4. Born To Be With You Holtzman stated (Patience & Prudence) 4. More (Perry Como) (Chordettes) Epic albums, topped by “Gentlemen that now that this basic need had 5. Teach Me To Dance 5. Whatever Will Be, Will Be 5. Allegheny Moon (Patti Page) Mama. been (Eydie Gorme) (Doris Day) 6. One Kiss Led To Another Be Seated” and “The Champagne accomplished the company was There Is To That 6. Canadian (Coasters) 6. That's All Sunset Magic of Lawrence Welk”, Sales Di- ready to spend more time, (Nat Cole) (Hugo Winterhalter) 7. A Beautiful Friendship money and 7. Fever (Little Willie John) 7. True Love (Crosby/Kelly) (Ella Fitzgerald) rector Nielsen promised the biggest effort in the direction of the pop and 8. Pray (Billy Williams) 8. Allegheny Moon (P. Page) 8. Whatever Will Be. Will Be r & b single. 9. Whatever Will Be, Will Be 9. Mama, Teach Me To Dance (Doris Day) advertising push in the company’s (Doris Day) (Eydie Gorme) 9. You're Sensational (Sinatra) history. The advertising campaign, Some of 10. Daydreams (Art Mooney) 10. Angel (Artie Wayne) 10. Five (Sammy Davis) the new names signed were some 30% higher than last year, in- Faith Winthrop, Peggy Lainson Kenny Vincent Jim Murdock who will record al- cludes play in the N.Y. Times; N.Y. bums and WOW—Omaha, Neb. WEOL— Lorain, Ohio KOY—Phoenix, Ariz. pop singles; Billy Scott, Herald Tribune; Saturday Review; Philadelphia 1. Picnic (McGuires/StolofF) 1. My Prayer (Platters) 1. Picnic (McGuires) pop and r & b artist; 2. On The Street Where You 2. Almost Lost My Mind (Boone) 2. On The Street Where You Hi-Fidelity and Schwann’s Long Play- and Little Demon, blues Live (Vic Damone) 3. Allegheny Moon (P. Page) Live (Vic Damone) singer. From Grant) er. Broadcast media include; 3. Wayward Wind (Gogi 4. Soft Summer Breeze 3. Glendora (Perry Como) WQXR; Hollywood, Epic has signed Anthony 4. Walk Hand In Hand (Eddie Heywood) 4. It Only Hurts For A Little WXHR; WGMS and WFMT. Display Perkins (Tony Martin) 5. Autumn Concerto (Hayman) While (Ames Bros.) and Sal Mineo, two of the 5. Allegheny Moon (P. Page) 6. Fever (Little Willie John) 5. Ivory Tower (Cathy Carr) material will be stepped up in the bxightest flic prospects on 6. Glendora (Perry Como) 7. Every Night About This Time 6. More (Perry Como) today’s company’s pop single push and ex- scene. 7. Sweet Old Fashioned Girl (Diamonds) 7. Theme From "Proud Ones" Buddy Bregman was signed (Teresa Brewer) 8. Wayward Wind (G. Grant) (Lionel Newman) clusive Epic LP racks, “The Record to a one album deal and 8. My Dream Sonata (Nat Cole) 9. 1 Want You, 1 Need You, 8. Almost Lost My Mind (Boone) the session 9. I'm Gonna Steal You Away 1 Love You (E. Presley) 9. Allegheny Moon (Patti Page) Caddy.” will be offered to consumers has already been cut out on the coast. (Dean Martin) 10. On The Street Where You 10. Born To Be With You at $2.98 retail. The racks hold 40 Epic 10. That Certain Feeling (Brown) Live (Vic Damone) (Chordettes) also arranged with its sister LP’s. John Magnus Bob Granger Lou Dennis label, Columbia, for the privilege of Distributors were acquainted with cutting KGFJ— Los Angeles, Calif. WWIN— Baltimore, Md. WBRY—Waterbury, Conn. Joe Loco, Latin American ar- 1. Sweet Girl 1. the new Epic lp Fall releases through Old Fashioned Almost Lost My Mind (Boone) 1. My Prayer (Platters) tist, on the Epic label. Loco will be (Teresa Brewer) 2. My Prayer (Platters) 2. Almost Lost My Mind (Boone) oral comments and a display of the issued 2. Moonglow & Picnic (Cates) 3. Wayward Wind (G. Grant) 3. Wayward Wind (Gogi Grant) on both labels. 3. Glendora (Perry Como) 4. More (Perry Como) 4. More (Perry Como) covers. Those shown were: , 4. I'm In Love Again (Domino) Charles Schicke, Director 5. Moonglow & Picnic (StolofF) 5. Whatever Will Be, Will Be of class- 5. Whatever Will Be, Will Be (Doris Day) CLASSICAL ical A & R, spoke 6. 1 of plans (Doris Day) Want You, 1 Need You, to build 1 Love You (E. Presley) 6. Allegheny Moon (Patti Page) 6. Heartbreak Hotel (S. Freberg) Epic s own roster of outstanding- 7. Rockin' Ghost (Archie Bleyer) 7. Ghost Town (Don Cherry) 7. Donkey Cart (F. Chacksfield) Haydn Symphony No. 100 Schubert names, in addition to the releases ob- 8. Sweet Heartaches (E. Fisher) 8. Be-Bop-A-Lula (G. Vincent) 8. You Don't Know Me (J. Vale) Symphony No. 5, The Concertgebouw tained through Phillips 9. My Dream Sonata (Nat Cole) 9. On The Street Where You 9. Canadian Sunset Orchestra; Mozart Concerto for Two in Europe. 10. Stranded In The Jungle Live (Vic Damone) (Hugo Winterhalter) In the past Pianos, Mozart Concerto Epic had been entirely de- (J. James) for Three (Cadets) 10. Canadian Sunset (Heywood) 10. Give Us This Day pendent on Pianos, Duo Schnabel Phillips. Steve Schickel Norman Hall Dennis Burton and Vienna Symphony Orchestra; Bach Organ In summing up the meeting, Holtz- WGN—Chicago, III. Triangle Radio Network— KCUL— Ft. Worth, Tex. 1. Works, Volume man said, “We were elated Allegheny . Heiller; 1 Anton with Moon (P. Page) Boonville, Ind 1. 1 Want You, Need You, 2, Mar- the 2. Sweet Old Fashioned Girl 1 Love You (Elvis Presley) 1. Wayward Wind (G. Grant) cello 6 Sonatas for Viola enthusiastic reception given our (Teresa (Gogi Grant) Da Gamba prod- Brewer) 2. I'm In Love Again (Domino) 2. Wayward Wind 3. Wayward Wind (G. 3. Prayer (Platters) uct and our Grant) 3. On The Street Where You My and Harpsichord; Dvorak Slavonic plans by the distributors, 4. It Only Hurts For A Little 4. When 1 Lost My Mind Live (Vic Damone) and While (Ames (Pat Boone) Dances, Cleveland Orchestra (Szell); most exciting was the large Brothers) 4. Born To Be With You 5. Almost Lost My 5. It Only Kurts For A Little Mind (Boone) (Chordettes) Smetana—From My Life, Cleveland amount of orders they placed to back 6. Mama Teach Me To Dance While (Ames Bros.) 5. 1 Want You, 1 Need You, (Eydie Gorme) 6. Born To Be With You Orchestra (Szell); Donizetti—Don up their enthusiasm.” 1 Love You (Elvis Presley) 7. Stranded In (Chordettes) The Jungle 6. Almost Lost My Mind (Boone) (Gadabouts) 7. Allegheny Moon (P. Page) 7. On The Street Where You 8. On The Street Where You Live (Vic Damone) 8. If You Really Want to Know Live (Vic Damone) (Sunny Gale) 8. Theme From "Proud Ones" 9. Born To Be With You Riddle) AMERICA'S MOST COMPLETE ONE-STOP 9. (Perry (Nelson __ (Chordettes) More Como) Don't (J. Vale) 10. How Little We Know 10. Whatever Will Be, Will Be 9. You Know Me (Frank Sinatra) (Doris Day) 10. Glendora (Perry Como) THE MUSIC BOX ATTENTION DEEJAYS, PROGRAM DIRECTORS, LIBRARIANS— 1301 W. 79th STREET CHICAGO 20, ILL. 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x 45)— 1 Prayer ME-70878 (70878 15— 22 It 29 37 —My PATTI PAGE -Canadian Sunset — Only Hurts —Treasure Ghost Town 2 4 The Strangest 16 23 For A Little Of Love 36 44 (9-29991)— INK SPOTS Romance CD-1297 (45-1297)— CO-40705 (4-40705)— DE-29991 While 21 17 Bewildered VI-20-6551 (47-6551)— ANDY WILLIAMS DON CHERRY BILLY REGIS High Up On A 17 16 AT-1092 (45-1092)— I'll Be Around 45) ME-70893 (70893 x A Kiss Before Dying Mountain CLYDE McPHATTER PLATTERS VI-20-6481 (47-6481)— When You're Sincere VI-20-6537 (47-6537)— AMES BROTHERS Heaven On Earth (9-61647)— 38 -I Only Know HUGO WINTERHALTER & If You Wanna See CR-61647 DOROTHY COLLINS This Is Real Mamie I Love You He's Got Me Hook, 9—More 39 40 Line And Sinker 7 8 CR-61663 (9-61663)— 2— I Almost Lost VI-20-6554 (47-6554)— JOHNNY DESMOND My Mind PERRY COMO 16—Moonglow & 23—When My Theme From "The Glendora Proud Ones" 1 2 Picnic Dreamboat 30—Give Us This DE-29989 (9-29989)— DO-15472 (45-15472)— 9 3 Comes Home Day FOUR ACES PAT BOONE Dreamer I'm In Love With You CR-6161S (9-61618) 37 — 30 33 MG-12297 (K12297) 10—Stranded In GEORGE CATES DE-29990 (9-29990) 6-10578 (K10578) IM-5396 (45-5396)— M Rio Batucada DREAM WEAVERS CYRIL STAPLETON IVORY JOE HUNTER The Jungle FATS DOMINO Love Theme From DE-29S88 (9-298881— Why I Chose You If I Give You My So Long 13 15 "La Strada" Love MORRIS STOLOFF MG-12288 (K12288) FL-109 (45-109)— Picnic JONI JAMES JAYHAWKS How Lucky You Are 39 Voices My Only Darling 24—Fever 45 49 ME-70898 (70898 x 45) 3 Whatever Will DO-1 — GADABOUTS & PUTNAM 17 That's All There 22 22 5480 (45-15480)— — 31 The Fool FONTANE SISTERS Will Blues Train I — Be, Be K -4935 (45-4935) Is To That Lonesome Lover Blues Sera) MO-994 (45-994)— LITTLE WILLIE JOHN 40 — (Que Sera, Letter From CADETS 23 24 My DO-15481 (45-15481) 6 10 I Want You CA-3465 (F-3465) Darling SANFORD CLARK 40 Somebody Up (4-40704)— NAT "KING" COLE & Lonesome For A Letter CO-40704 There Likes DORIS DAY 4 KNIGHTS JU-5252 (45-5252) Me I've Gotta Sing Away My Dream Sonata THE GALLAHADS 44 — 1 VI-20-6590 The Blues 1 —A Sweet Old 25 Song For A The Morning Mail (47-6590)— — PERRY ME-70881 (70881x45)— COMO HOWARD Fashioned Girl Summer Night Dream Along With EDDY Me You Can't Keep 12 12 47 — 1 8 Glendora Running — CR-61636 (9-61636) CO-40730 (4-40730) 32—Ready Teddy 18 19 TERESA BREWER MILLER 41 MITCH 35 28 —Ape Call Goodbye John VI-20-6554 (47-6554)— Song For A Summer PERRY COMO Night SP-579 (45-579)— More LITTLE RICHARD 4— I Want You, I Rip It Up 42 Weary Blues Need You, I 12— I'm In Love 46 — Love You 26 Rip It Up Again 19 — 3 6 —Standing On 20 26 8 5 33— I Promise To 43 Ivory Tower VI-20-6540 (47-6540)— The Corner DE-30028 (9-30028) DO-15462 (45-15462)— 25 18 ELVIS PRESLEY BILL HALEY Remember FONTANE SISTERS 15 14 My Baby Left Me Teenager's Mother 33 — You Always Hurt The CA-3414 (F-3414) One You Lave DEAN MARTIN SP-579) (45-579)— GE-1018 (45-1018) 44 So Long LITTLE RICHARD F. & TEEN AGERS IM-5386 (45-5386)— LYMON CA-3498 (F-3498) Ready Teddy Who Can Explain 50 — FATS DOMINO ANDY GRIFFITH 5—The Wayward My Blue Heaven WI-90078 (90078x45)— No Time For Sergeants JIMMY CASTOR & JUNIORS Wind CO-40674 (4-40674)— 45 After The

4 1 FOUR LADS My Uttle Angel 27—Theme From Lights Go CA-3430 (F-3430) 13—Born To Be DE-29897 (9-29897)— 'The Proud Ones' Down Low TEX RITTER MILLS BROTHERS 34—Love, Love, Love The Searchers With You 27 27 King Porter Stomp 26 29 ER-1013 (45-1013)— 14 11 CA-3472 (F-3472) EP-9158 (5-9158) NELSON RIDDLE AT-1094 (45-1094)—CLOVERS GOGI GRANT CD-1291 (45-1291) NEAL HEFTI SINGERS Love Of Genevieve Your Tender Lips 46 Portuguese No More Than CHORDETTES Joey Joey, Joey, ME-70889 (70889x45)— Forever Love Never Changes CO-40717 (4-40717)— Washerwoman LIONEL NEWMAN DIAMONDS ME-70870 (70870 x 45)— 34 31 Who Gave You The Every Night About LOLA DEE This Time Hot Rod Henry Roses? 20—Soft Summer CR-61663 (9-61663) VI-20-6594 (47-6594)— 6 47 I Could Have —Hound Dog Breeze JOHNNY DESMOND JOHNNIE & JACK I Loved You Better 50 — I Only Know I Love You Danced All 24 36 Than You Knew VI-20-6604 (47-6604)— DE-30001 (9-30001)— Night 14—On The Street ME-70863 (70863 x 45)— FRED ELVIS PRESLEY LOWERY 32 35 Don't Be Cruel Where You Live EDDIE HEYWOOD Whistler's Daddy Heywood's Bounce 11 9 MG-12275 (K12275) 35 T ransfusion CO-40654 (4-40654)— LEROY HOLMES — VIC DAMONE Wouldn't It Be Loverly 28 20 48 Mama, Teach 7 Be-Bop-A-Lula We All Need Love VI-20-6574 (47-6574)— DI-3004 (45-3004)— Me To Dance — 21 —You Don't THREE SUNS CR-61644 (9-61644)— FOUR JOKERS 5 7 LAWRENCE WELK Know Me Haunted Guitar You Did CA-3450 (F-3450) f Could Have Danced WI-90079 (90079x45)— (45-15470) 19 21 DO-15470 GENE VINCENT All Night BUDDY MORROW NERVOUS NORVUS Woman Love CO-40710 (4-40710) Paradise Lost Dig 49—St. Terese Of IP-9153 (3-9153) FRANCES WAYNE JERRY VALE The Roses Wednesday's Child Enchanted DE-29949 (9-29949)— VI -20-6529 (47-6529)— CARMEN McRAE 8- EDDIE FISHER 28— Flying Saucer 36—Old Philosopher —Allegheny Moon Never Loved Him Sweet Heartaches Anyhow 41 — 10 13 VI-20-6569 (47-6569)— 50—Can't We Be CR-61679 (9-61679)— ARTHUR FIEDLER V 1-20-6502 (47-6502)— LU-101 (45-101)— CR-61671 (9-61671) EDDIE LAWRENCE Sweethearts LENNON SISTERS I Could Have Danced EDDY ARNOLD BUCHANAN 8, GOODMAN King Solomon's Mines 43 45 Faith Unlocks The Door All Night Rockin' Mockin' Bird Flying Saucer

SU Sun AT—Atlantic CT—Cat ES—Essex GTJ—Good Time Jazz MD—Media PR—Prestige — HE—Herald ST—Starlite BA—Baton CW—Crown EX— Excello ME—Mercury RA—Rainbow CY Crystalette IM— Imperial TA—Tampa — FB Fabor MG—MGM RE—Regent CODE: BN— Benida DA— Dana — JD—Jay Dee Tl—Tico BT—Bethlehem DE—Decca FE— Federal JU—Jubilee MO—Modern RL—Real TR—Trend Rama United AA—Double A CA—Capitol Dl—Diamond FI — Fiesta JZ—Josie NG— Norgran RM— UN— CD—Cadence DL— DeLuxe FL— Flash KA—Kapp OK—Okeh RP—RPM UQ—Unique AB—Abbott VE—Verve CH—Chess DO—Dot FP— Flip Kl—King OL—Olympic SA—Savoy AL—Aladdin FR Fraternity LI Liberty PA Parrot SE—Seeco VI—RCA Victor CK—Checker DT— Dootone — — — VJ— AO—Apollo CL—Cardinal DU—Duke GE—Gee LO—London PE—Peacock SL—Spotlight Vee Jay AP—ABC-Paramount CO—Columbia EP— Epic GN—Golden LU—Luniverse PM—Prom SO—Sound VK—Vik AR—Arcade CR—Coral ER— Era GP.—Groove MB—Melba PP—Peter Pan SP—Specialty Wl—Wing INDICATES BEST SELLING RECORD OR RECORDS.

* Tunes ere listed above in order of their popularity based on a continuing weekly national survey of leading retail dealers by The Cash Box. Each listing includes the name of the song. record number, artists and tune on the reverse side. • The numbers underneath the title indicate the positions of the record last week and two weeks ago, respectively.

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New York, N. Y. Chicago, III. Los Angeles, Calif. The Cosh Box "Sure Shots" highlight records which reports from retail dealers through- 1. My Prayer (Platters) 1. Whatever Will Be, Will Be 1. Wayward Wind (Gogi Grant) out the nation indicate are either already beginning to sell in quantity or else 2. Wayward Wind (G. Grant) (Doris Day) 2. Born To Be With You give every sign 3. 1 Want You, 1 Need You, 2. I'm In Love Again (Domino) (Chordettes) of doing so.

1 Love You (Elvis Presley) 3. 1 Almost Lost My Mind 3. Moonglow & Picnic (Cates)

' You (Pat Boone) 4. The Street You 4. On The Street Where On Where 7 Live (Vic Damone) 4. Stranded In The Jungle Live (Vic Damone) FLYING SAUCER" The Cash Box 5. Moonglow & Picnic (Stoloff) (Jayhawks) 5. Allegheny Moon (Patti Page) Sleeper of the 7/28 6. Whatever Will Be, Will Be 5. My Prayer (Platters) 6. Whatever Will Be, Will Be Week (Doris Day) 6. Sweet Old Fashioned Girl (Doris Day) Mind (Teresa Brewer) 7. I'm In Love Again (Domino) 7. 1 Almost Lost My Buchanan & Goodman Lu niverse 101; 45-101 8. 1 (Pat Boone) 7. 1 Want You, 1 Need You, Almost Lost My Mind

8. Standing On The Corner 1 Love You (Elvis Presley) (Pat Boone) (Four LadsT 8. On The Street Where You 9. Standing On The Corner 9. Flying Saucer Live (Vic Damone) (Four Lads) (Buchanan & Goodman) 9. Be-Bop-A-Lula (G. Vincent) 10. 1 Want You, 1 Need You, 10. Hound Dog (Elvis Presley) 10. Allegheny Moon (Patti Page) 1 Love You (Elvis Presley)

Philadelphia, Pa. APE CALL Detroit, Mich. Cincinnati, Ohio 7/21 1. 1. 1 Want You, 1 Need You, Wayward Wind (G. Grant) 1 . Soft Summer Breeze 2. (Eddie Heywood) 1 Love You (Elvis Presley) My Prayer (Platters) 3. Born 2. My Prayer (Platters) 2. My Prayer (Platters) To Be With You Nervous Norvus Dot 15485; 45-15485 3. Canadian Sunset 3. Wayward Wind (Gogi Grant) (Chordettes) (Hugo Winterhalter) 4. Whatever Will Be, Will Be 4. Whatever Will Be, Will Be 4. Whatever Will Be, Will Be (Doris Day) (Doris Day) (Doris Day) 5. Allegheny Moon (Patti Page) 5. Standing On The Corner

5. Be-Bop-A-Lula (G. Vincent) 6. 1 Almost Lost My Mind (Four Lads) 6. Allegheny Moon (Patti Page) (Pat Boone) 6. Be-Bop-A-Lula (G. Vincent)

7. 1 7. Stranded In The Jungle 7. More (Perry Como) Want You, 1 Need You, (Cadets) 8. Sweet Old Fashioned Girl 1 Love You (Elvis Presley) AFTER THE LIGHTS The Cash Box 8. 1 Almost Lost My Mind 8. 1 Almost Lost My Mind (Teresa Brewer) VIZ Disk of the Week (Pat Boone) 9. Stranded In The Jungle (Pat Boone) GO DOWN LOW" 9. Song For A Summer Night (Cadets) 9. Stranded In The Jungle (Mitch Miller) 10. It Only Hurts For A Little (Jayhawks) Al Hibbler Decca 29982; 9-29982 10. Ka Ding Dong (G-Clefs) While (Ames Bros.) 10. Moonglow & Picnic (Stoloff)

Kansas City, Mo. Seattle, Wash. Houston, Tex. Mind 1. Be With You 1. Whatever Will Be, Will 1. 1 Almost Lost My Born To Be (Pat Boone) (Chordettes) (Doris Day) 2. Born To Be With You 2. Allegheny Moon (Patti Page) 2. Be-Bop-A-Lula (G. Vincent) (Chordettes) 3. Be-Bop-A-Lula (G. Vincent) 3. Ready Teddy (Little Richard) 'MAMA, TEACH ME TO HQnjfliiui 3. Be-Bop-A-Lula (G. Vincent) 4. Sweet Old Fashioned Girl 4. It's Too Late (Chuck Willis) 6/30 4. More (Perry Como) (Teresa Brewer) 5. That's All There Is To That DANCE" ESBBS39 5. My Prayer (Platters) 5. Wayward Wind (Gogi Grant) (Cole & Four Knights) Will Be, Will Be 6. My Prayer (Platters) 6. Stranded In The Jungle 6. Whatever Eydie (Doris Day) 7. Stranded In The Jungle (Cadets) Gorme ABC-Paramount 9722; 45-9722 7. Sweet Old Fashioned Girl (Jayhawks) 7. My Prayer (Platters) (Teresa Brewer) 8. Hound Dog (Elvis Presley) 8. 1 Almost Lost My Mind 8. Wayward Wind (Gogi Grant) 9. Whatever Will Be, Will Be (Pat Boone) 9. Hound Dog (Elvis Presley) (Doris Day) 9. Allegheny Moon (Patti Page) 10. Fever (Little Willie John) 10. The Pool (Sanford Clark) 10. Hound Dog (Elvis Presley)

Denver, Colo. New Orleans, La. Milwaukee, Wise. 'ST. THERESE OF THE

Be With You 1. 1 Almost Lost My Mind 1. My Prayer (Platters) 1. Born To ROSES" (Chordettes) (Pat Boone) 2. 1 Almost Lost My Mind Mind 2. 1 Almost Lost My 2. On The Street Where You (Pat Boone) (Pat Boone) Live (Vic Damone) 3. Sweet Old Fashioned Girl Billy Ward & His Dominoes Decca 29933; 9-29933 3. Wayward Wind (G. Grant) 3. Wayward Wind (G. Grant) (Teresa Brewer)

4. More (Perry Como) 4 . That's All There Is To That 4. Whatever Will Be, Will Be 5. My Prayer (Platters) (Cole & Four Knights) (Doris Day) 6. Whatever Will Be, Will Be 5. Whatever Will Be, Will Be 5. Allegheny Moon (Patti Page)

(Doris Day) 6. 1 (Doris Day) Want You, 1 Need You, Checking Up 7. Moonglow & Picnic (Stoloff) 6. Be-Bop-A-Lula (G. Vincent) 1 Love You (Elvis Presley) 8. Stranded In The Jungle 7. My Prayer (Platters) 7. I'm In Love Again (Domino) (Cadets) 8. Allegheny Moon (Patti Page) 8. More (Perry Como 9. Allegheny Moon (Patti Page) 9. Glendora (Perry Como) 9. Be-Bop-A-Lula (G. Vincent)

10. 1 Want You, 1 Need You, 10. It Only Hurts For A Little 10. That's All There Is To That

1 Love You (Elvis Presley While (Ames Bros.) (Cole & Four Knights)

Pittsburgh, Pa. San Francisco, Calif. Baltimore, Md.

1. My Prayer (Platters) 1. Wayward Wind (G. Grant) 1. 1 Almost Lost My Mind

2. More (Perry Como) 2. 1 Want You, 1 Need You, (Pat Boone)

3. Whatever Will Be, Will Be 1 Love You (Elvis Presley) 2. My Prayer (Patters)

(Doris Day) 3. 1 Almost Lost My Mind 3. More (Perry Como)

4. 1 Want You, 1 Need You, (Pat Boone) 4. Whatever Will Be, Will Be

1 Love You (Elvis Presley) 4. Moonglow & Picnic (Stoloff) (Doris Day) Vincent) 5. Be-Bop-A-Lula (G. 5. I'm In Love Again (Domino) 5. 1 Want You, 1 Need You,

6. Allegheny Moon (Patti Page) 6. Standing On The Corner 1 Love You (Elvis Presley) 7. Canadian Sunset (Four Lads) 6. Allegheny Moon (P. Page) (Hugo Winterhalter) 7. Glendora (Perry Como) 7. Rip It Up (Little Richard) 8. On The Street Where You 8. My Prayer (Platters) 8. Stranded In The Jungle Live (Vic Damone) 9. On The Street Where You (Jayhawks) 9. Flying Saucer Live (Vic Damone) 9. Hound Dog (Elvis Presley) (Buchanan & Goodman) 10. Whatever Will Be, Will Be 10. When My Dreamboat Comes 10. Hound Dog (Elvis Presley) (Doris Day) Home (Fats Domino)

Atlanta, Ga. Cleveland, Ohio Boston, Mass. 1. Wayward Wind (G. Grant) 1. My Prayer (Platters) 1. Wayward Wind (G. Grant)

2. 1 Want You, 1 Need You, 2. 1 Almost Lost My Mind 2. More (Perry Como) 1 Love You (Elvis Presley) (Pat Boone) 3. I'm In Love Again (Domino) 3. 1 Almost Lost My Mind 3. Be-Bop-A-Lula (G. Vincent) (Pat Boone) 4. Soft Summer Breeze 4. 1 Almost Lost My Mind 4. Monglow & Picnic (Stoloff) (Eddie Heywood) (Pat Boone) 5. On The Street Where You 5. On The Street Where You 5. Be-Bop-A-Lula (G. Vincent) Live (Vic Damone) Live (Vic Damone) 6. You 6. Whatever Will Be, Will Be Born To Be With 6. Whatever Will Be, Will Be SALEM, MASS.—Jerry Vale, Columbia’s fast rising- young crooner who’s (Chordettes) (Doris Day) (Doris Day) riding high with his latest waxing “You Don’t Know Me”, took time out from 7. Whatever Will Be, Will Be 7. More (Perry Como) 7. Moonglow & Picnic (Stoloff) (Doris Day) his Hampton Beach Casino date to visit Ted Coles’ Music Shop in Salem. Jerry 8. Sweet Old Fashioned Girl 8. My Prayer (Platters) 8. More (Perry Como) (Teresa Brewer) is checking Ted’s issue of The Cash Box to see how his song is doing-. 9. Stranded In The Jungle 9. That's All There Is To That 9. Canadian Sunset (Jayhawks) (Cole & Four Knights) (Hugo Winterhalter) 10. Glendora (Perry Como) 10. Hound Dog (Elvis Presley) 10. You Don't Know Me (Vale) GO ALL THE WAY WITH VEE-JAY

St. Louis, Mo. San Antonio, Tex. Minneapolis, Minn. 1. Prayer My (Platters) 1. I'm In Love Again (Domino) 1. 1 Almost Lost My Mind 2. On The Street Where You 2. My Prayer (Platters) (Pat Boone) Live (Vic Damone) 3. Wayward Wind (Gogi Grant) 2. My Prayer (Platters) 3. Stranded In The Jungle 4. Stranded In The Jungle 3. 1 Want You, 1 Need You, 6 (Cadets) (Cadets) 1 Love You (Elvis Presley) R B SURE SHOTS 4. 1 Almost Lost My Mind 5. 1 Almost Lost My Mind 4. Be Bop-A-Lula (G. Vincent) (Pat Boone) (Pat Boone) 5. More (Perry Como) UP ON THE MOUNTAIN 5. 1 Want You. 1 Need You, 6. 1 Want You. 1 Need You, 6. Born To Be With You 1 Love You (Elvis Presley) 1 Love You (Elvis Presley) (Chordettes) Magnificents Vee-Jay 183 6. Born To Be With You 7. Treasure Of Love 7. Whatever Will Be, Will Be (Chordettes) (Clyde McPhatter) (Doris Day) 7. Sweet Old Fashioned Girl 8. Moonglow & Picnic 8. Stranded In The Jungle 'CASH BOX" VEE-JAY (Teresa Brewer) (Stoloff/Cates) (Gadabouts) tyee-(?ay records, inc. 8. Whatever Will Be, Will Be PREDICTED MADE IT

9. 9. 1 Be Girl ./> (Doris Day) 1 Promise To Remember Want You To My A 9 IOQ Q A. A 9. Wayward Wind (G. Grant) (Teen Agers) (Teen Agers) HIT! HIT! 10. Canadian Sunset 10. Sweet Old Fashioned Girl 10. Sweet Old Fashioned Girl (Hugo Winterhalter) (Teresa Brewer) (Teresa Brewer)

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NEW YORK: on the Intro label. The Aladdin label has a hot one in “Let The Good Times

. . . busiest guys Distribs and manufacturers gathered at the Hotel New Yorker and the Roll” with Shirley and Lee doing the warbling. Three of the Jerry Winston, and Stan Steinhause. Trade Building this week from all parts of the country. Again, as at all at the convention were Jose Moran, upsurge in interest in Latin American lines, the three- NAMM shows, it was an indie show from the standpoint of activity. The show With the continuing additions to their distributor set-up. Winston was was typical in that you saw little groups gathered around a phonograph at some made a number of one or another of the phono exhibits attentively listen- also working on his new r & b label, Onyx Records. His initial release “My ing to another “sure hit”. The gag of the show had Love Come Back” by The Velours has gotten a good reception, he advises. a distrib rushing up to a manufacturer and saying, . . . George Goldner and Joe Kolsky hosted a party at A1 and Dick’s that saw “Congratulations, you’ve got a hit”. The elated manu- friends have a whale of a good time. facturer, grinning from ear to ear, replied, “Great, over forty of their distributors and which one?” “I don’t know,” retorts the distrib, CHICAGO: “what, do you have?”. . . . Many deals were being made, distribs being lined up by manufacturers, some A “Flying Saucer” landed in Chi last week. This orders were taken, and much entertaining in the tune on Luniverse has taken the local area by storm

evening hours. . . . Most of the excitement caused at and is being called the biggest thing to hit the busi- the show centered around “Flying Saucer”. 1) The Buchanan-Goodman issue on Luniverse; 2) The RPM ness since the invention of the phonograph needle. version; and 3) Jerry Wexler’s beard. When last ques- Local retailers are ordering by the box and still can’t tioned, Miriam Abramson said firmly and with set keep up with the demand. . . . The nite of July 27th jaw, “Ahmet and Jerry can’t scare me. I refuse to saw one of the largest arrays of talent to assemble grow a beard”. . . . Some of those seen circulating TEEN AGERS about the floor were Ahmet Ertegun, Nesuhi Ertegun, on stage in Chi. Carl Perkins, A1 Hibbler, Frankie Herb Abramson, Jerry Wexler, Miriam Abramson, Lymon and The Teenagers, Chuck Berry, Cathy Carr, George Goldner, Joe Kolsky, Sam Goldner, Abner, Jr., Jack Angel, Bobby Shirley and Lee, Bobby Charles, Della Reese, The Robinson, Danny Robinson, Joe Liebowitz, Abe, Joe and Irv Cohen, Bob Pare, Cleftones, and The Spaniels one nited for a very Joe Grippo, Johnny Halonka, Harry Apostoleris, Saul Bihari, James Beard, Herb Sandel, Stan Steinhause, Mr. Sabat, Jose Moran, Pop Wienstock, Jerry enthusiastic crowd. . . . Cliff Butler, Louisville dj and Winston, A1 Hirsh, Jerry, Elliot and Ben Blaine, Sam and Hy Weiss, Lester King recording artist, buzzed thru town long enough Sills, Jerry Lieber, Hy Siegel, Charles Merenstein, Poppa Stoppa, Bill Jenkins, to have Jim Lounsbury introduce Cliff’s latest wax, Jocko Henderson, Ivan Ballan, Matty Singer, Lou Krefetz, Gene Goodman, waters “Flip Kitten”, to local teens. . . . One niting thru Herb Dexter, Beverly Cherner, /Harry and Dave Rosen, Morty Craft, Sol muddy Rabinowitz, Lou Sprung, Phil Rose, Chris Forde, Mack Lesnick, Jim Warren, this area for Shaw is Ruth Brown, The Cadets, Muddy Hy Frumkin, Bob Stern, Leonard Smith, Eddie Ray, Bea Kaslin, Don Robey, Waters, Chuck Edwards and Earl Swan’s Ork in one Herman Lubinsky, Sid Gettleman, Bob Chatten, Irv Shorten, Art Freeman, package. . . . Paul Glass and Mike Oury were in New Gene Gotthelf, Henry Nathanson, Manny Goldberg, Jake Friedman, Sam Taran, York for the NAMM convention. Paul and Mike left Maury Goldman, Bert Fleishman, Milt and Joe Sinsheimer, George Hartstone, the store in good hands and swinging with Fats Cecil Steen, Lou Boorstein, Eddie Kleinman, Charlie Grey, Paul Levy, A1 Domino’s “My Blue Heaven”, The Clover’s “Love Love Levine, Ike Klayman, Monte Bruce, Bill Borak, Don Dumont, Nate Duroff, Love” and The Teenager’s newie “I Promise To Re- Mr. Gunther, Harry Finfer, Allen Sussel, Harold Lipsuis, and many, many member”. . . . The Magnificents, now “Up On The others. . . . Lou Platt got into town the last day of Mountain” with a hit, plan to get back down to the show and was spinning superlatives about the earth on their next Vee-Jay release, “Off The Moun- recent show at the Maple Leaf Gardens in Toron- tain”. . . . Jimmy Bracken promises to report on all to, Canada. The show, which George “Hounddog” the happenings at the NAMM convention when he and Lorenz mc’d with Harold Cromer (Stumpy of Abner return from New York. . . . Fred Garrett, of Stump and Stumpy), consisted of Little Richard, Flint, visited with local distribs on his way Carl Perkins, A1 Hibbler, Frankie Lymon and the WAMM, west for California vacation. . . . Ernie Leaner pre- Teenagers, Cathy Carr, Chuck Berry, Shirley and dicts Roy Milton’s Dootone wax “Cry Some Baby” will Lee, Bobby Charles, Della Reese, The Cleftones, be a seller in both R & B and pop. . . . The Crown The Spaniels and Illinois Jaequet with his Rockin’ Propeller will be swinging every Monday and Tuesday Rhythm Band. The show pulled in 13,500 on the with new big name policy. Bill Doggett skedded to one appearance and broke the previous record fill in thru summer. . . . Hampton Hawes followed THE SPANIELS which had recently been set by Bill Haley. Platt Woody Herman into The Blue Note. . . . Sarah McLaw- also booked the Canton, Ohio show on Tuesday, ler and Richard Otto’s new disk, “Flamingo” is meet- July 17th. at the Canton Memorial Auditorium, ing with much approval by local dj’s. Vee-Jay has been releasing this pretty where the show, in spite of the summer heat and the steel strike grossed thing area by area and reports are that it’s meeting with the same response about $8,000. In Toledo on the 21st the package grossed about $12,000 after every time. taxes. So — asks Lou Platt, is rock and roll dying? . . . Jack Gibson, WERD- Atlanta, Ga., president of the National Jazz, Rhythm and Blues Disc Jockey Association called an emergency meeting of all members, plus other jockeys LOS ANGELES: in the rhythm and blues, gospel and jazz fields who care to attend, for Aladdin Records has a real smash in the new August 4 and 5 at Tommy Small’s Paradise, New York City. Among the Shirley and Lee waxing of “Let The Good Times most imner^ant things to be discussed is a plan to combat the growing adverse Roll”. The tune originally broke in the pop market.

pu' being accorded rhythm and blues — rock and roll music. Jack . . . Leroy Conley has had executives of the various s; ^anization would like to get away from the name “rock and roll”. record companies guesting on his disk-jockey show, . Bihari sent out a special bulletin this week to all deejays and distribs Dootsie Williams, president of Dootone Records, and a ig them that “Out Of This World With Flying Saucers” has been fully Maxwell Davis of Modern were recent guests, with

! c d for radio broadcasting and all tunes have been licensed through the Eddie Ray of Imperial scheduled to visit with Leroy

jus publishers. Saul advises the tunes heard on this record are not dubs this week. . . . Saul Bahari visited with distributors om the original records, but were copied by Modern and RPM artists. Used at the NAMM in New York, and calling attention to on the record are Dave Barry, comedian, and Sara Berner, known for her Modern’s big hits of “Stranded In The Jungle” and

telephone operator role on the Jack Benny Show. . . . “Until The Day I Die”. . . . Newest R&B hit to be Ravon Darnell, coast songwriter has joined the Pea- covered in the pop field by the majors is “Endless” cock-Duke staff as publicist. Darnel tells us Clara originally recorded by The Honey Bees on Imperial. Ward, great spiritual singer, recorded her first sides The McGuire Sisters have been set to cover the DOLLY COOPER tune for Peacock on July 17. The next week more sessions for the Coral label. . . . The Empires guested on the were cut, this time with The Sensational Nightingales. Zeke Manners TV “Rhythm and Happies” show to

. . . Don Robey had a lot of things to talk about during sing their record of “Shattered Dreams”. Zeke

his NAMM visit here. Robey was talking up his new will be off the air for the rest of the summer, but __ Big Walter’s “Pack Fair and Square” and “Hello, will resume with his show next fall. . . . Linda • 0b± Maria”. The latter is a down home blues done with Hayes, Tony Williams’ sister, makes her record- j,' If? an Italian accent. According to Jack Bernard, A-l ing debut on the new Antler Records label. . . . . W 1 Distributors in New Orleans, Robey has a hot seller Vita Records getting good reaction to new artist Jp? JfeuWjF fm1 j in Clarence “Gatemouth” Brown’s “September Song”. Sonny Knight. First release is a rhythm and blues \ . . . Ray Dobard, Music City Records, Berkeley, Calif., ballad, “Confidential”. . . . The Six Teens appeared W/f ml has released a foursome that he expects big things on the Gene Norman show at the Shrine Audi- M|4 w « from. The 4 Deuces sing “Down It Went” and “The torium and sang their Flip Records hit of “A ‘Irji i CATHY CARR f Goose Is Gone”. This is their follow up to “W-P-L-J” Casual Look”. . . . Dolly Cooper has been signed riSgjt JK which had quite a run. Jimmy “T-99” Nelson does by Personality Productions for personal manage- (9011 “She Moves Me” and “The Wheel”; The 5 Rovers “Down To The Sea” and ment, who will announce her new record affiliation “Change Your Mind”; and The 5 Lyrics’ “I’m Traveling Light” and “My Honey shortly. . . . Shirley Gunter and The Flairs back Sweet Pea”. ... . Lou Krefetz at the NAMM show sporting a white silk jacket in the Lo,s Angeles area after their recent suc- he purchased in Texas. Lou plans to go into the distributing business this fall cessful theatre tour. . . . The Jayhawks currently appearing at The Apollo in the Washington, Baltimore, Northern Virginia territories. He was busy Theatre in New York on the strength of their hit version of “Stranded In talking lines with all the manufacturers at the show. . . . Aladdin i,s issuing The Jungle”. . . . Tampa Records have a good follow-up to Plas Johnson’s “Last

another Blockbusters’ “She Ain’t Got Mine” and “All The Way”. This will be Call” with his new release of “Blue Jean Shuffle”. . . . ” “Only those records best suited for commercial use are reviewed by THE CASH BOX www.americanradiohistory.com Page 27 August 4, 1956 The Cash Box , Music

Bethlehem Serves Baker’s THE NATION'S R & B Bozen At Convention R & B NEW YORK—Gus Wildi, president TOP 15 of the Bethlehem Music Corporation, is treating distributors and retailers Disk Jockey

iiiiiiiniiiiiiiiiiiii of the Bethlehem line to a special Pos. Last “Baker’s Dozen” offer for a period of REGIONAL RECORD REPORTS Week one month. iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiin Gene Stuart Wayne Hannah Jack the Bellboy FEVER Plans for the incentive campaign WNTM—Vero Beach, Fla. WMAK— Nashville, Tenn. WJIV—Savannah, Ga. Little Willie John were announced at the start of the 1. Treasure Of Love (McPhatter) 1. Let The Good Times Roll 1. Rip It Up (Little Richard) 2. Stranded In The Jungle (Shirley & Lee) 2. My Prayer (Platters) 1 NAMM Convention in New York at a (King 4935) (Cadets) 2. Who Do You Love (Diddley) 3. It's Too Late (Chuck Willis) special dinner held for visiting Bethle- 3. Rip It Up (Little Richard) 3. When My Dreamboat Comes 4. Fever (Little Willie John) / 4. S I ipp in' And Slidin Home (Fats Domino) 5. Let The Good Times Roll hem distributors. (Little Richard) 4. Your Fool Again (Jan Rudy) (Shirley & Lee) STRANDED 5. My Prayer (Platters) 5. It's 6. Please, Wildi outlines the plan as follows: Too Late (Chuck Willis) Please, Please (Brown) IN THE JUNGLE 6. I'm In Love Again (Domino) 6. Rip It Up (Little Richard) 7. When My Dreamboat Comes “The idea behind this plan means 7. Fever (Little Willie John) 7. Mom, Oh Mom (Ruth Brown) Home (Fats Domino) 8. 2 Promise To Remember 8. Hear My Plea Baby 8. I Sit In My Window Cadets (Modern 994) just what the term implies. Distribu- (Teen Agers) (Arthur Gunter) (Four Fellows) 9. A Casual 9. 9. tors may order any catalogue item Look (Six Teens) Stranded In The Jungle Broken Heart (Joan Shaw) Jayhawks (Flash 109) 10. Long Tall Sally (Cadets) 10. Can't We Be Sweethearts

within established price categories in (Little Richard) 10. I Love You Baby (J. Reed) (Cleftones) MY PRAYER multiples of twelve for which they will Bob Klos$ Walter Powell, Jr. Jimmy Byrd receive one free copy of the numbers WKWK—Wheeling, W. Va. WBVL— Barbourville, Ky. WSRC—Durham, N. C. 1. My Prayer (Platters) 1. Stranded In The Jungle 1. Fever (Little Willie John) Platters 4 invoiced. In turn, retailers may order 2. Flying Saucer (Jayhawks) 2. Let The Good Times Roll Q (Buchanan & Goodman) 2. Fever (Little Willie John) (Shirley in combination multiples of twelve and & Lee) ^ (Mercury 70893) 3. I Want You, I Need You, 3. Be-Bop-A-Lula (G. Vincent) 3. Rip It Up (Little Richard) receive an added bonus of any LP in I Love You (Elvis Presley) 4. Shirley Jean (Big Walter) 4. I'm In Love Again (Domino) 4. Be-Bop-A-Lula (G. Vincent) 5. Little Girl Of Mine 5. Too Late (Chuck Willis) the catalogue of their own choice as a 5. Stranded In The Jungle (Cleftones) 6. Candy (Big Maybelle)

IT (Cadets) 6. I Want You To Be My Girl 7. Stranded In The Jungle RIP UP source of additional revenue. Thus an , 6. That's All There Is To That (Teen Agers) (Cadets)

1 (Nat Cole) 7. I Want You, I You, Little Richard order of 48 or 96 pieces carries 4 or 8 Need 8. Can't Stand To See You Go 5 7. I Almost Lost My Mind I Love You (Elvis Presley) ^ (Jimmy Reed) LP’s entirely free which can be sold (Pat Boone) 8. Come Back Uncle John 9. Up On The Mountain (Specialty 579) 8. Rip It Up (Little Willie) (J. Greer) at the prevailing price with the seller (Magnificents) 9. Rock And Roll Ruby 9. Just Made Twenty-One 10. pocketing the additional profit.” 10. (Warren Smith) (Lightnin' Slim) In The Still Of The Night 10. It's Too Late (Chuck Willis) 10 Big Leg Emma's (J. Dupree) (Satins) I'M IN LOVE The plan is effective for distributors Denny Sullivan Sam Bradly Tru Taylor AGAIN from August 1 to September 1, and WFBL—Syracuse, N. Y. KUDL— Kansas City, Mo. WBOS— Boston, Mass. 3 retailer 4 V Fats Domino for from August to Sep- 1. Be Bop-A-Lula (G. Vincent) 1. Be-Bop-A-Lula (G. Vincent) 1. My Prayer (Platters) 2. I Almost Lost My Mind 2. I Want You, I Need You, 2. Love, Love, Love (Clovers) tember 5. 3. (Imperial 5386) (Pat Boone) I Love You (Elvis Presley) The Fool (Gallahads) 3. I'm In Love Again (Domino) 3. Heaven On Earth (Platters) 4. Shattered Dreams 4. Church Bells May Ring 4. Stranded In The Jungle (Youngsters) (Diamonds) (Cadets) 5. When My Dreamboat Comes 5. When My Dreamboat A CASUAL LOOK Comes 5. Rip It Up (Little Richard) Home (Fats Domino) Fiesta Issues Album To Home (Fats Domino) 6. I You Be Girl 6. Ka Ding Dong 6. Long Tall Sally Want To My (G-Clefs) Six Teens (Teen Agers) (Little Richard) 7. Ooby Dooby (Roy Orbison) 7. My Blue Heaven (Domino) 7. I'm In Love Again (Domino) (Flip 315) Teach Cha-Cha-Cha 8. I Don't Care If The Sun 8. I Want You, I Need You, 8. A Casual Look (Six Teens) Don't Shine (Elvis Presley) I Love You (Elvis Presley) 9. Love, Love, Love (Clovers) 9. My Pigeon's Gone (Keys) 9. Fever (Little Willie John) IT'S TOO LATE And Merengue JTreasure Of Love (McPhatter) 10. It's Too Late (Chuck Willis) 10. Fever (Little Willie John) Jack Walker Ken Manley Chuck Willis Tom Adams KUDL—Kansas City, Mo. WOV—New York, N. Y. WGUY— Bangor, Me. (Atlantic 1098) NEW YORK—In answer to endless 1. My Prayer (Platters) 1 . My Prayer (Platters) 1. Fever (Little Willie John) requests from retail record shops 2. Stranded In The Jungle 2. A Casual Look (Six Teens) 2. I'm In Love Again (Domino) (Cadets) 3. Candy (Big Maybelle) 3. My Prayer (Platters) throughout the U. S., Fiesta Records 3. Honky Tonk (Bill Doggett) 4. Fever (Little Willie John) 4. Love, Love, Love (Clovers) CANDY has issued a new album called “Dance 4. Rip It Up (Little Richard) 5. I'm In Love Again (Domino) 5. Corrine Corrina (Joe Turner) Lessons in Cha-Cha-Cha and Me- 5. So Long (Fats Domino) 6. It's Too Late (Chuck Willis) 6. A Casual Look (Six Teens)

6. Love, Love, 7. I Promise To Remember 7. When My Dreamboat Comes Big Maybelle rengue”, as taught by one of New Love (Clovers) 10 7. I'm In Love Again (Domino) (Teen Agers) Home (Fats Domino) York’s leading dance teaching duos, 8. One Kiss Led To 8 (Savoy 1195) Another 8. Treasure Of Love (McPhatter) 8. Roll Over Beethoven (Berry) Lucille. (Coasters) Tony and 9. Flying Saucer 9. Stranded In The Jungle 9. T'aint Whatcha Say (Buchanan & Goodman) (Jayhawks) The record was recorded before a (Little Esther) TREASURE class of novices who were learning the 10. It's Too Late (Chuck Willis) 10. D. J. Kickoff (Shytones) 10. Treasure Of Love (McPhatter) OF LOVE dances from scratch. Fiesta prexy Jose Moran reports 7 Spreading throughout the country! 9 Clyde McPhatter that the reaction to the new platter from distributors and dealers indicates (Atlantic 1092) that this may become the label’s best IN THE STILL OF THE NIGHT viSaiSrjf selling LP. ("I'LL REMEMBER") HALLELUJAH, The liner notes of the LP offer the buyer diagrams of both dance steps in I LOVE HER SO The Five Satins simple, understandable fashion. The 10 Ray Charles cha-cha diagrams show the two basic E- 1 005 steps and two basic variations. (Atlantic 1096) The merengue diagram offers the basic step, the forward and side step, I PROMISE TO and the circle or pivot step. RECORDS, INC. REMEMBER In addition to enthusiasm from the f Jyi697 Broadway, 11 Teen Agers 13 general public, Moran stated that his N. Y. 19, N. Y. records distributors have been reporting many 1018) GROOVE RECORD ^G/4G-0149 (Gee requests for the LP from dancing- schools. FLYING SAUCER THE WEST'S NEWEST AND FINEST ONE STOP Buchanan & Goodman Records: 45 RPM — 60<> 78 RPM — 65<* “Cafe Lounge” Broadcast Extended Play 98 <1 LP's off 12 (Luniverse 101) — — 30% Complete Mail Order Service OPEN 7 DAYS A WEEK "Order Sunday, Pick Up Monday" WHEN MY From Hotel Statler NORTY’S MUSIC CENTER PICO BLVD. DREAMBOAT 2775 W. Phone: REpublic 1-7258 LOS ANGELES 6, CALIF. COMES HOME NEW YORK—National Broadcast- e 13 ing System’s new coast-to-coast half- Fats Domino hour radio show, “The Cafe Lounge,” TWO GREAT HITS! (Imperial 5396) will be presented for the first time Monday afternoon July 30, 1956, from The Cleftones The Teen Agers 5:00 to 5:30 p.m. in the Cocktail j UP ON THE Lounge of Hotel Statler, one of the CAN'T WE I PROMISE TO MOUNTAIN Hilton Hotels in New York City. 14 according to of- BE SWEETHEARTS" Magnificents The program, NBC ! REMEMBER" 14 b/w ficials and the Statler’s General Mana- b/w (Vee-Jay 183) ger Thomas F. Troy, will feature Bob 'NEKI HOKEY" Raiford, former disk jockey of Char- “WHO CAN EXPLAIN?" G 1016 lotte, North Carolina, the Horace Diaz PLEASE, 1018 PLEASE, appearing nightly G PLEASE Quartet, currently in the Statler'Cocktail Lounge, as well 220 WEST 42nd STREET 15 James Brown 15 as guest stars. This new radio show, done “live” from the room, will be NEW YORK, N. Y. Wl. 7-0652 (Federal 12258) heard Monday through Friday weekly.

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illlillllilllllilllllllllliiiilllllllllilllllllllllllllllllllllllll^ NEW YORK CHICAGO NEW ORLEANS The Cash Box R&B "Sure Shots" highlight records which reports from retail dealers and juke box operators throughout the nation indicate are either already beginning to sell in quantity or else give every sign of doing so. The Top Ten Tunes Netting Heaviest Play, Compiled From Reports Submitted Weekly To The Cash Box DOG' 7/28 The Cash Box, By Leading Music Operators in Dallas, Los Angeles and Other Cities Listed 'HOUND Award o' the Week PRAYER PRAYER Elvis Presley RCA Victor 20-6604 . MY MY LET THE GOOD Platters Platters 1 TIMES ROLL (Mercury 70893) (Mercury 70893) Shirley & Lee (Aladdin 3325) The Cash Box STRANDED TIME WILL TELL 7/ m FLYING SAUCER IT'S TOO LATE R&B BestmuhBets Buchanan & Goodman IN THE JUNGLE “/ Chuck Willis m (Luniverse 101) Jayhawks (Atlantic 1098) Bobby Charles Chess 1628 (Flash 109)

STRANDED I'M IN LOVE AGAIN RIP IT UP O IN THE JUNGLE Fats Domino J Little Richard Cadets (Modern 994) (Imperial 5386) (Specialty 579) Airmail Subscription Phil Kahl Heads Music Division of Sister FEVER FEVER SO LONG The - A Little Willie John Little Willie John Fats Domino ’ (King 4935) (King 4935) (Imperial 5396) CASH Kenny Fund Appeal $30 1 PROMISE TO CANDY MY PRAYER 5 REMEMBER Big Maybelle Platters BOX ** Teen Agers (Savoy 1195) (Mercury 70893) NEW YORK—Phil Kahl, secretary- (Gee 1018) treasurer of Kahl Music, Inc., has joined the Sister Elizabeth Kenny A CASUAL LOOK TAIN'T WHATCHA STRANDED SENSATIONAL NEW STAR Foundation’s 1956 fund appeal as R Six Teens SAY IN THE JUNGLE u (Flip 315) Little Esther Cadets (Modern chairman of Music in the Commerce 994) (Savoy 1193) Jayhawks (Flash 109) TOMMY MOSLEY and Industry Division. HOUND DOG ROLL OVER THAT'S ALL THERE singing The appeal will be conducted from / Elvis Presley BEETHOVEN IS TO THAT August 20 to September 30. The ' A17I7 ( RCA Victor 20-6604) Chuck Berry Cole & Four Knights LOVE VOI Greater New York goal is $200,000 to- (Chess 1626) (Capitol 3465) b/w ward the over-all Eastern Area figure of $421,000. RIP IT UP UP ON THE A CASUAL LOOK "CONCERTO TO SI Little Richard MOUNTAIN Six Teens “I have joined this appeal because ** (Specialty 579) Magnificents (Flip 315) THE BLUES" I believe so thoroughly in the work of (Vee-Jay 183) - PEACOCV the Sister Kenny Foundation,” said WHEN MY DREAM- RIP IT Kahl, who is also connected with the UP TELL ME WHY Q BOAT COMES HOME Little Richard Marie Knight Patricia Music Publishing Corpora- ** Fats Domino (Specialty 579) (Wing 90069) tion and the Planetary Music Publish- (Imperial 5396) ing Corporaton. 1 PROMISE TO DON'T SLAM “Certainly we must respond to the CANDY Big Maybelle REMEMBER THAT DOOR call of the thousands who have been III ( Savoy 1195) Teen Agers Johnny Fuller crippled by polio and who will be crip- (Gee 1018) (Imperial 5395) pled by it during the present season.

llllllllllllllllllllllllllll NO. 7 IN RICHMOND! Polio is not yet defeated. We must recognize that fact. The Kenny Foun- dation’s program of treatment and re- SAN FRANCISCO NEWARK DALLAS habilitation now includes other crip- “CHICKEN HOP” pling disabilites, too. “The Kenny treatment is free and by available to all. The Foundation depends completely upon public contribu- FEVER FLYING SAUCER STRANDED Little Willie John Buchanan & Goodman IN THE JUNGLE tions for support. Let’s give the down 1 BILLY BLAND (King 4935) (Luniverse 101) Cadets beat for this very worthy cause.” (Modern 994) on OLD TOWN RECORD # 1022 I'M IN LOVE AGAIN FEVER FEVER u/ Fats Domino Little Willie John Little Willie John (Imperial 5 386) (King 4935) (King 4935) In Virginia order from “Bamboo Rock and Roll” PLEADIN' FOR LOVE MY PRAYER READY TEDDY Penned by Army Nurse Larry Birdsong ALLEN DIST. CO. uX Platters Little Richard (Excello 2076) (Mercury 70893) (Specialty 579) 420 W. Broad St., Richmond, Va.

NEW YORK—An Army nurse is the RIP IT UP A CASUAL LOOK HALLELUJAH,

writer of the Nite Caps’ new Groove A Little Richard Six Teens 1 LOVE HER SO recording of “Bamboo Rock and Roil.” ^ (Specialty 579) (Flip 315) Ray Charles (Atlantic 1096) The nurse, Miss Sonny LeGlaire, is a a SAPPHIRE a Captain in the U. S. Army Nurse Corps IT'S TOO LATE STRANDED ROLL OVER gem hit RECORD CO. Reserve. Recently discharged after w Chuck Willis IN THE JUNGLE BEETHOVEN fifteen years of Army service, part of (Atlantic 1098) Cadets (Modern 994) Chuck Berry Jayhawks (Flash 109) (Chess 1626) which was spent in the China-Burma- THE COBLES India and Korean theaters, Miss Le- YOU'RE THE ONE CANDY RIP IT UP Glaire started writing songs while wR Jimmy McCracklin Big Maybelle Little Richard Big New Release nursing Korean casualties at the To- (Irma) (Savoy 1195) (Specialty 579) kyo U. S. Army Hospilal. She became a celebrity in Tokyo when her first PLEASE, PLEASE, song, “The Noodle Man,” caught on as „ MY PRAYER I'M IN LOVE AGAIN “Who’s Been Riding / Platters PLEASE Fats Domino a local hit in Japanese night clubs and ’ (Mercury 70893) James Brown (Imperial 5386) with the G-I.’s. (Federal 12258) My Mule” Miss LeGlaire’s “Do the Cha Cha 1 RIP IT UP Cha in Cho-Cho-San” also was sung NEED SOMEONE HOUND DOG b/w SI Amos Milburn Little Richard Elvis Presley last week by Shirley Yamaguchi on w (Aladdin 3320) (Specialty 579) (RCA Victor 20-6604) the Ed Sullivan show. Currently, Miss LeGlaire is work- “Do You Love Me” STRANDED 1 PROMISE TO ing as a private nurse out of Mount MY PRAYER # 151 Q IN THE JUNGLE REMEMBER Platters Sinai Hospital but spends all her “ Cadets (Modern 994) Teen Agers (Mercury 70893) spare time at her new profession. She (Gee 1018) SAPPHIRE RECORD CO. has several more songs scheduled for FIRST IT'S UP ON THE 32 NO. STATE ST., CHICAGO 2, ILL. recordings shortly. THE TIME TOO LATE 111 Dinah Washington Chuck Willis MOUNTAIN (ALL PHONES: ANdover 3-5989) “Bamboo Rock and Roll” currently 1U (Mercury 7 0868) (Atlantic 1098) Magnificents is one of Groove Records’ best sellers. (Vee-Jay 183)

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London Introduces New Radio-Phono fctfe PilM

NEW YORK—London Records introduced its own radio-phonograph console, called The Essex, at the NAMM Convention, held last week in New York City. PHILADELPHIA LOS ANGELES DETROIT Imported from Engdand, the Essex is equipped with an AM-FM tuner, a GBP&fc records Garrard automatic changer which plays 7-inch, 10-inch and 12-inch rec- GROOVE RECORD ;G/4G-0149 ords, a piezo-electric phonofluid car- tridge, a diamond 45-33 stylus STRANDED I'M IN LOVE AGAIN STRANDED % and a 78 rpm sapphire 1 IN THE JUNGLE Fats Domino IN THE JUNGLE stylus. 1 Jay Hawks (Imperial 5386) Cadets (Modern 994) The sound system features a 20-watt (Flash 109) maximum output, separate bass and STRANDED treble controls, three speakers includ- „ fever FEVER HAVE A HAPPY IN ing one 12-inch speaker never before Little Willie John THE JUNGLE Little Willie **/ John (King 49 35) Cadets ( Modern 994) in (King 4935) used a commercial set plus two elec- leap year, girls Jayhawks (Flash 109) trostatic tweeters. Plug-in jacks ac- serenade commodate external speakers and an- HIM with CANDY MY PRAYER MY PRAYER tennas. w7 Big Maybelle Platters Platters “BOY OF MY DREAMS” (Savoy 1195) (Mercury 7 0893) (Mercury 70893) The walnut finish cabinet, built by English craftsmen, has storage space REGO RECORD # 1003— by the for 100 records and is protected by a HEADIN' FEVER DUNGAREE DOLLS HOME I'M IN LOVE AGAIN pneumatically controlled safety lid A Shirley Gunter Little Willie John Fats Domino ~ that can never slam shut. It’s 33 inches (Modern 989) (King 4935) (Imperial 5386) high, 34% inches wide, and 18 inches deep. DOUGLAS PUBLISHING A CASUAL LOOK TREASURE OF LOVE RIP IT UP 153 W. 57th St., N. Y. 19, N. Y. u•» Six Teens Clyde McPhatter Little Richard (Flip 31 5) (Atlantic 1092) (Specialty 579} BEST SELLERS! RIP IT UP RIP IT UP CANADIAN SUNSET R Little Richard Little Richard Hugo Winterhalter “PLEASE LOVE A FOOL” ** (Specialty 579) (Specialty 579) (RCA Victor 20-6537} DON JULIAN and The Meadowlarks #394 SHATTERED DREAMS A CASUAL LOOK PLEADIN' FOR LOVE 7 Youngsters Six Teens Larry Birdsong * (Empire 10 3) (Flip 315) (Excello 2076) “CRY SOME BABY” RAY MILTON PRAYER BILLY'S BLUES MY SOFT SUMMER BREEZE #398 vS Platters Billy Stewart Eddie Heywood (Mercury 70893) (Chess 1625) (Mercury 70863)

WHEN MY DREAM- WHEN MY DREAM- HONKY TONK OOOIONE records Q BOAT COMES HOME BOAT COMES HOME Bill Doggett 9512 S. Central ** Fats Domino Fats Domino (King 4950) flve., Los Angeles, Calif. (Imperial 5396} (Imperial 5396}

FLYING SAUCER UNTIL THE DAY 1 DIE A CASUAL LOOK IQ Buchanan & Goodwin Tears Six Teens (Luniverse 101) (Dig 112) (Flip 315)

MOBILE ATLANTA MEMPHIS

FEVER IT'S TOO LATE DON'T LET IT END Little Willie John Chuck Willis THIS WAY 1 (King 49 35} (Atlantic 1098) Elmore Morris (Peacock 1660)

PLEADIN' FOR LOVE STRANDED PLEASE DON'T DRIVE 1/ / Larry Birdsong IN THE JUNGLE ME AWAY * (Excello 2076) Cadets (Modern 994) Charles Brown (Aladdin 3316)

STRANDED FEVER FEVER Q IN THE JUNGLE Little Willie John Little Willie John ° Cadets (King 4935) (King 493 5} (Modern 994)

EASY, EASY BABY RIP IT UP STRANDED IN A Anne Cole Little ^ Richard THE JUNGLE (Baton 224) (Specialty 579} Cadets (Modern 994)

_ RIP IT UP MY PRAYER LOVE, LOVE, LOVE wS Little Richard Platters Clovers (Specialty 579} (Mercury 70893) (Atlantic 1094)

1 PROMISE _ IT'S TOO LATE TO TORE UP OVER YOU wR Chuck Willis REMEMBER Midnighters (Atlantic 1098) Teen Agers (Federal 12270) (Gee 1018)

PLEASE, PLEASE, LOVE, LOVE, LOVE YOU'VE GOT BAD 7 PLEASE Clovers INTENTIONS James Brown (Atlantic 1094) Bobby Blue Bland (Federal 12258) (Duke 153) PLEASE di»»» DON'T DRIVE I'M IN LOVE AGAIN. 1 PROMISE TO g ME AWAY Fats Domino REMEMBER Charles Brown (Imperial 5386) Teen Agers (Aladdin 3316) (Gee 1018)

LET THE GOOD TREASURE OF LOVE MY FIRST PLEA Q TIMES ROLL Clyde McPhatter Jimmy Reed ^TLANT'c ** Shirley & Lee (Atlantic 1092) (Vee-Jay 203) (Aladdin 332 5} ROLL OVER MY PRAYER BEETHOVEN RIP IT UP 10 Plotters Chuck Berry Little Richard (Mercury 70893) (Chess 1626) (Specialty 579) 157 WEST 57th St NEW YORK 19. N. Y

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^pj-ir-u-yy R & B Reviews

o AWARD & SLEEPER © EXCELLENT O VERY GOOD © GOOD O FAIR o MEDIOCRE

THE FOUR FELLOWS 5 ROVERS (Glory 269) The Gash Box (Music City 798) “PLEASE PLAY MY SONG” (2:54) [Bryden Music BMI “DOWN TO THE SEA” (2:33) Banks, McGowan] The Four Fellows Award o’ the Week [Gation BMI — H. Swarn] The drift melodically with a slow paced Five Rovers blend effectively on a slow ballad that falls easily on the ears. beat wailer, dramatically performed. “LIPSTICK, POWDER & PAINT” “ROCK A WHILE” (1:55) It is a pleasing wax in which the boy Moving wax that deserves attention. pleads “Mr. Deejay, please play my (2:28) [Progressive BMI — Jesse [Progressive BMI — Billy Nightin- song for me.” A very pretty effort Stone] gale] “CHANGE YOUR MIND” (2:35) [Gation H. Swarn] that should sell very well. Keep your JOE TURNER © BMI— The Rovers swing through a middle beat eyes on this one. (Atlantic 1100) bouncer in which they plead to baby, “I SIT IN MY WINDOW” (2:22) Big Joe Turner has a strong two- “please change your mind.” A rhyth- [Starling BMI—Davenport] The sidei’, lean slightly toward mic jump with a wild break to stir lads turn in another excellent per- but we “Lipstick, Powder Paint”, a things up. formance on the flip as they drive and quick beat rocker intoned that out a quick beat bouncer. She went by inimitable chanter. It is an infec- away and he sits in his window wait- tious bouncer with several catch ing for her return. Deck is good, but MINNIE THOMAS/SLIM WATERS’ phrases that fall in catchy manner must bow to the ballad on the reverse. LAGOONS from that rolling tongue of Turner. A strong blues hunk of material (Meteor 5036) BIG WALTER with a very powerful lyric. Can’t (Peacock 1666) miss. The other, “Rock A While”, “WHAT CAN THE MATTER BE” (2:13) [Met Publ. BMI— .:\“PACK FAIR AND SQUARE” is not to be undersold. It is another 0 hard hitting rocker done to a turn. Thomas, Leslo] Minnie Thomas sings [Lion BMI W. Price] (2:20) — Catchy, happy, jump wax. Deck out a swinging middle beat blues. Big Walter rocks out a quick beat JOE TURNER moves with impact and excites. Minnie sings with a touch of Ella jump with a southern approach. It • The big man of the blues issues Don’t lose sight of this side. Two Johnson, holding forth with restraint is a hard hitting wax that excites and his newest, and that’s always news. solid items. against a driving ork. has a very strong commercial feeling. Watch it. It looks like Peacock’s “I KNOW WHAT YOU NEED” strongest release in a long time. 0 (2:13) [Met Publ. BMI—Thomas, ‘HELLO MARIA” (2:25) [Lion “OUT OF THIS WORLD with FLYING SAUCERS” Leslo] Miss Thomas runs through a similar piece of material similar ^BMI—W. Price] Walter does a Vick Knight with southern blues with an Italian accent. results. DAVE BARRY WITH SARA BERNER Cute but it is incongruous hearing a (RPM wailing effort, backed with a down 469) home guitar and done with a foreign • Taking advantage of one of the most cases and are difficult to tell “MR. GOGGLE EYES” AUGUST accent. most exciting situations raging from the best selling originals. The (Duke 156) through the music world, RPM fol- script is entirely new, the theme THE SHYTONE FIVE/MANDA lows with its own version called being the establishing of contact “LEAD US ON” (2:42) [Lion HOPPER “Out of This World with Flying with other planets. It is a clever Saucers”, written by Vick Knight bit of writing and there is no doubt © BMI—J. Augustus] August sings (J & S 1759) and performed by Dave Barry and that this will also be a big seller. a rhythmic slow beat semi-religious “DISK JOCKEY’S KICK OFF” Sara Berner. On this release Mod- Except for the idea of the insertion effort that comes through with good © (1:40) The Shytone Five etch a ern and RPM artists have been of many tunes and an out of space feeling. It moves in a swinging fash- quick beat swinging instrumental. Ok used to copy the original etchings. theme it is an entirely different ion. Good deck. jump material given a good reading An excellent job has been done in record. by the Shytones. Good programming. “OH HO DOODLE LU” (2:27) © [Lion BMI—J. Augustus] August “MY SHOULDER TO CRY ON” jumps to a quicker beat on the flip. (2:43) [L. Sanders] Manda Hop- A rocker in middle tempo with a per provides the vocal reading of a “MOM OH MOM” (2:14) ‘I WANT TO BE LOVED” (2:15) southern flavor. Honky tonk piano blues. Pleasant blues sung in [Progressive BMI—Burton, Plum- slow [Melrose ASCAP—Churehill] dominates the instrumental backing. fair fashion by the strong lunged mer] OK juke box number. thrush. RUTH BROWN (Atlantic 1102) LITTLE “BUTCHIE” SAUNDERS never did before. “Mom Oh Mom” PLAS JOHNSON (Herald 485) is a beautiful slow beat on which (Tampa 118) Ruth uses the echo to great effect. [Angel “LINDY LOU” (2:20) She handles the lovely tune with Elroy Peace] The © Music BMI— such stirring delivery and vocal “DUNGAREE HOP” (2:32) talent now coming to the fore since [Webster beauty the trade will never believe BMI— ] Plas Johnson Frankie Lymon proved it could be it is Ruth Brown. Such versatility and orchestra swing through a middle Little “Butchie” done is fantastic. deserves to be rewarded and we beat instrumental screamer with is nine, handles himself only but he think Miss Brown will be when she happy effects. Rocker for the kids. like a vet of many years. In many is heard on this one. The strong ways he reminds you of Lymon. The material and tremendous reading “MAKIN’ WHOOPEE” (2:20) kid is good the disk is likewise. and could send this all the way. The [ASCAP — Kahn, Donaldson] here. Exposure could mean a good sale coupling, “I Want To Be Loved”, Johnson bounces gaily through the “ROCK’N ROLL INDIAN is another top flight performance spirited standard with a cute reading RUTH BROWN that © DANCE” (2:30) [Angel BMI— in which Ruth knocks out a quick appeals. Elroy Peace] Saunders etches a rock’n beat rocker for the teener to bounce roll item with an L'/i m war dance • Ruth Brown turns in two of her to. It is a happy side, good, with motif. A' cute effox-t that will please most powerful performances in an engaging treatment. Cute de- B. B. KING many listeners. Strong deck. many releases. Both decks are livery makes this another to be aimed at the lush pop-teener mar- reckoned with. Love “Mom Oh (RPM 468) ket. It’s a new Brown that’s Mom”, but also taken with THE NOBLES Ruth “I Want offered here. She sings like she To Be Loved”. “SWEET LITTLE ANGEL” (Sapphire 151) (2:59) [Modern BMI — King, “DO YOU LOVE ME” (2:25) Josea] B. B. King plaintively sings [Burton Ltd. BMI—Robert Cole] a slow beat blues about his “sweet The Nobles do an infectious job on a little angel”. It is a good King side The Gash Box that should make its mark on the sales cute bouncing love ditty. The lads blend well and come up with an item column. Country blues. that can please both markets. “BAD LUCK” (2:45) [Modern “WHO’S BEEN &B Best Bets RIDING MY BMI—King, Ling] King wails a MULE” (2:27) [Burton Ltd. BMI rhythmic slow beat blues bemoaning —Burley, Burton] Deep voiced lead A "PACK FAIR AND SQUARE" Big Walter Peacock 1666 his bad luck. Deck has an infectious sings a cute bouncer with good results. "PLEASE PLAY MY SONG" The Four Fellows Glory 269 bounce and King lends it his own It’s a happy little ditty that comes A "SWEET LITTLE ANGEL" ) particular styling to make it a con- off well. 8 B - Kln 9 RPM 468 "BAD LUCK" j tender. Two good sides.

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Territorial Beautifully Different Meeting Tips “FLAMINGO” Dates by The Cash Box "Territorial Tips" chart highlights Rhythm and Blues records Sarah McLawler featuring showing regional action, which have not yet ap- RICHARD OTTO Music Operators’ Associations peared the in national VEE-JAV 199 top 15. #

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13 Tri-County Juke Box Operators’ Assn. I REMEMBER “LIFE PROBLEM” Suburbans (Baton 227)

Place: Music Offices, Massillon, I Elum Ohio I WANT YOU, NEED YOU, By Guitar Gable

I LOVE YOU Excello 2082 14 California Music Merchants’ Assn. Flvis Presley (RCA Victor 20-6540) KA-DING DONG “HEAR MY PLEA! BABY” Place: Fresno Hotel, Fresno, Calif. G -Clefs (Pilgrim 24971) KNOCK ON WOOD b/w 14 Massachusetts Music Guild Willie Mabon (Chess 1627) “LOVE HAS GOT ME” Western LET THE GOOD TIMES ROLL Place: DeMarco’s Restaurant, West Springfield, Mass. Shirley & Lee (Aladdin 3325) By Arthur Gunter ONE KISS LED TO ANOTHER Excello 2084 Coasters (Atco 1673) 15 New York State Operators Guild PLEADIN' FOR LOVE WRITE WIRE PHONE Larry Birdsong (Excello 2076) Place: Gov. Clinton Hotel, Kingston, N. Y. CO., INC. PLEASE DON'T DRIVE ME AWAY NASHBQRO RECORD Charles Brown (Aladdin 3316) 177 3rd Ave., Nashville, Tenn. 15 Automatic Equipment & Coin Machine Owners’ Assn., SHATTERED DREAMS (Phone: Chapel 2-2215) Youngsters (Empire 103) Shipments Also Made From Inc., Indiana SOFT SUMMER BREEZE PLASTIC PRODUCTS Eddie Heywood (Mercury 70853) MEMPHIS, TENN. Place: Room 24, 550 Broadway, Gary, Ind. TAIN'T WHATCHA SAY Little Esther (Savoy 1193) 16 Eastern Ohio Phonograph Operators’ Assn. TELL ME WHY Marie Knight (Wing 90069) Place: 4104 Rush Blvd., Youngstown 12, Ohio (execu- THE FIRST TIME Dinah Washington (Mercury 70868) tive board). THAT'S ALL THERE IS TO THAT Cole & Four Knights (Capitol 5396) WHO DO YOU 16—Phonograph Merchants’ Assn., Cleveland, Ohio THE FOOL Gallahads (Jubilee 5252 ) Place: Hollenden Hotel, Cleveland, Ohio (executive Sanford Clark (Dot 15481) LOVE” TIME WILL TELL board). Bobby Charles (Chess 1648) TOLLIN' BELLS 16—Westchester Operators’ Guild, Inc. IT'S YOUR FAULT BABY Bo Diddley Lowell Fulson (Checker 841) Place: American Legion Hall, 57 Mitchell Place, White TORE UP OVER YOU CHECKER # 842 Midnighters (Federal 12270) Plains, N. Y. UNTIL THE DAY I DIE Teen Queens (RPM 465) Tears (Dig 112) 18 19 Alabama Amusement Association & — WHAT WOULD I DO WITHOUT YOU Place: Gulf Shores, Ala. Ray Charles (Atlantic 1096) WHEN I'M WITH YOU SEE SAW 19 & 20—South Dakota Phonograph Operators’ Assn. Moongtows (Chess 1629) SO LONG Place: Lawler Hotel, Mitchell, S. Dak. Fats Domino (Imperial 5396) WHO CAN EXPLAIN Sept. 22 & 23—Music Guild of Nebraska Teen Agers (Gee 1018) WISHING WELL \Ma OHM Place: Blackstone Hotel, Omaha, Neb. Jerry Dawn (King 4932) WOE IS ME Cadillacs (Josie 7 98) WONDERIN' AND G0IN' Lightning Slim (Excello 2080) i*/ YOUR TENDER LIPS Clovers (Atlantic 1094) Attention: Operators’ Associations YOU ARE Diablos (Fortune 519) YOU'RE THE ONE Associations desiring listings in this column, please write to THE CASn Jimmy McCracklin (Irma) YOU'VE GOT BAD INTENTIONS BOX, 47th Street, York N. Y. 26 West New 36, I CAN'T PUT YOU DOWN BABY GBP6VE records Bobby Blue Bland (Duke 153) GROOVE RECORD ^G/4G-0149

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'COUSIN" CLIFF MERCER DEAN "HILLBILLY" EVANS BUDDY E. STARCHER WGN—Chicago, III. WXOK—Baton Rouge, La. KCUL— Fort Worth, Tex.

1. Crazy Arms (Ray Price) 1. Crazy Arms (Ray Price) 1. Where Did The Sunshine Go

2. I Take The Chance (Browns) 2. Honky Tonk Man (J. Horton) (Shirley Caddel)

3. Come Back To Me (Newman) 3. I Want You, I Need You, 2. You're Free To Go (Dinning)

4. Any Old Time (Webb Pierce) I Love You (Elvis Presley) 3. Cheated Too (Lee & Cooper)

5. Sweet Dreams (Faron Young) 4. I Take The Chance (Browns) 4. A Handful Of Rice (Foley) 6. Hopin' That You're Hopin' 5. I'll Walk The Line (J. Cash) 5. Lucky, Lucky Someone Else (Louvins) 6. Come Back To Me (Newman) (Justin Tubb) 7. You Are The One (C. Smith) 7. Any Old Time (Webb Pierce) 6. Sweet Dreams (Faron Young) 8 Searching (Kitty Wells) 8. Searching (Kitty Wells) 7. Crazy Arms (Ray Price) 9. You Gotta Be My Baby 9. Twenty Feet Of Muddy Water 8. Voices (Fontanes) (George Jones) (Sonny James) 9. Riverside Jump (J. Cochran)

10. I Walk The Line (J. Cash) 10 Boppin' The Blues (C. Perkins) 10. Searching (Kitty Wells)

BOB SMITH DICK BENARD TOM GILMORE KNAL—Victoria, Tex. WHWB— Rutland, Vt. KSWO—Lawton, Okla.

1. Honky Tonk Man (J. Horton) 1. My Lips Are Sealed (Reeves) 1. Goodbye Mr. Brown 2. Remembering (C. Walker) 2. You Don't Know Me (Arnold) (Acuff/Wells)

3. Crazy Arms (Ray Price) 3. I Take The Chance (Browns) 2. You Are The One (C. Smith) 4. Sweet Dreams (Faron Young) 4. Onie's Bop (Onie Wheeler) 3. Searching (Kitty Wells) 5. You Are The One (C. Smith) 5. You Are The One (C. Smith) 4. Blackboard Of My Heart

6. My Lips Are Sealed (Reeves) 6. Yes, I Know Why (W. Pierce) (Hank Thompson)

7. Yes, I Know Why (W. Pierce) Norvus) (W. Pierce) LAWTON, OKLA.—Grand Ole Opry 7. Transfusion (Nervous 5. Any Old Time 8. Be-Bop-A-Lula (G. Vincent) 8. We'll Find A Way (Pierce) 6. I Walk The Line (J. Cash)

star Roy Acuff is shown after he signed 9. Somehow, Someway, Some- 9. I Want You, I Need You, 7. Sweet Dreams (Faron Young) day (Farmer Boys) (Elvis Presley) Pretty Blues (R. Self) a contract with Leo R. Morris, General I Love You 8. Bad 10. I'll Never Stand In Your 10. A Smile Can Hide A Break- 9. Crazy Arms (Ray Price) Manager of KSWO Radio and KSWO- Way (Billy Walker) ing Heart (Dorothty Olsen) 10. You And Me (Wells & Foley) TV, pictured on the left, and Paul N. Goode, Comptroller of Quality Broad- casting Company. The agreement RED HUGHES HAPPY HOLLY HOUFBURG "CUZ'N LARRY LANE" signed is a package deal and the tour CKEY—Toronto, Ont., Can. KLIX—Twin Falls, Idaho WEBK—Tampa, Fla. will also feature Kitty Wells and John- 1. Crazy Arms (Ray Price) 1. Crazy Arms (Ray Price) 1. 1 Walk The Line (J. Cash)

ny and Jack, the Tennessee Mountain 2. 1 Walk The Line (J. Cash) 2. You Are The One (C. Smith) 2. For Rent (Sonny James)

3. 1 1 You, Pierce) 1 (F. Young) Boys. Tentative dates for the tour Want You, Need 3. Yes, 1 Know Why (W. 3. Until Met You 1 Love You (Elvis Presley) 4. My Lips Are Sealed (Reeves) 4. You Are The One (C. Smith) through the Oklahoma area are set for 4. Searching (Kitty Wells) 5. Blue Suede Shoes (Presley) 5. 1 Take The Chance (Browns) August 13th through the 19th with 5. Heartbreak Hotel (E. Presley) 6. Aladdin's Lamp (F. Huskey) 6. On My Mind

6. Yes, 1 Know Why (W. Pierce) You're Hopin' (Flatt Scruggs) more dates to come. For the first time, 7. Hopin' That & 7. 1 Take The Chance (Browns) (Louvins) 7. It's Heaven (W. Fairburn) Roy and Kitty have teamed up on 8. Sweet Dreams (Faron Young) 8. Blackboard Of My Heart 8. Handful Of Rice (E. Tubb)

Decca with “Goodbye Mr. Brown,” 9. You Are The One (C. Smith) (Hank Thompson) 9. 1 Want You, 1 Need You,

10. Blackboard Of My Heart 9. I've Got Five Dollars (Young) 1 Love You (Elvis Presley) and “Mother Hold Me Tight” . . . (Hank Thompson) 10. Heartbreak Hotel (E. Presley) 10. The Fool (Sanford Clark) Johnny and Jack’s latest release for RCA Victor is “Love, Love, Love,” and “I Loved You Better Than You Knew.” SLIM LAY BILL RANKIN LEW BANKS WHBS— Huntsville, Ala. KTHE—Thermopolis, Wyo. WAGS— Bishopville, S. C.

1. Crazy Arms (Ray Price) 1. 1 Walk The Line (J. Cash) 1. I'm So In Love With You

2. 1 Take The Chance (Browns) 2. Get Rhythm (Johnny Cash) (Wilburns) 3. Sweet Dreams (Faron Young) 3. Searching (Kitty Wells) 2. Hey You There (Rusty & Doug) 4. Searching (Kitty Wells) 4. Folsom Prison Blues (J. Cash) 3. Sweet Dreams (Faron Young)

5. You Are The One (C. Smith) 5. 1 Want You, 1 Need You, 4. You Gotta Be My Baby

1 (George Jones) you are reading 6. Walk The Line (J. Cash) 1 Love You (Elvis Presley) If 7. My Lips Are Sealed (Reeves) 6. Sweet Dreams (Faron Young) 5. Searching (Kitty Wells) 8. Lover Of The Town 7. Geisha Sweetheart (D. Dill) 6. Whippoor-Will (B. Martin) (Benny Martin) 8. Rockin' Mockin' Bird 7. Come Back To Me (Newman) 9. Half As Good A Girl (Eddy Arnold) 8. Deep Elem Blues (Wilburns) (Wanda Jackson) 9. Keep Your Promise 9. Your Crazy, Crazy Heart else’s 10. You Can Give Me Back My (Snow & Carter) (Rusty & Doug) copy Heart (Hank Thompson) Hotel (E. Presley) 10. Cheated Too (Lee & Cooper) someone of 10. Heartbreak RAY SCOTT "TEX" JUSTUS & NORM "SMILIN' JIM'S WESTERN WNOP—Newport, Ky. HALL CARAVAN" Boonville, Ind. New Britain, Conn. 1. Sweet Dreams (Faron Young) WBNL— WHAY— 2. You Are The One (C. Smith) 1. My Lips Are Sealed (Reeves) 1. 1 Take The Chance (Browns) 3. 1 Walk The Line (J. Cash) 2. Crazy Arms (Ray Price) The Cash Box 2. Crazy Arms (Ray Price) 4. 1 Want You, 1 Need You, 3. Onie's Bop (Onie Wheeler) 3. 1 Walk The Line (J. Cash)

1 Love (Elvis Presley) 1 1 You 4. Want You, Need You, 4. Cheated Too (Coopers)

5. Done Wrong (Price) 1 You Me Love You (Elvis Presley) 5. You're Still Mine (F. Young) 6. Water Blues (Skinner) Muddy 5. 1 Take The Chance (Browns) 6. Conscience, I'm Guilty 7. Alpha And Omega 6. Be-Bop-A-Lula (G. Vincent) (Hank Snow) (Jimmie Williams) 7. Searching (Kitty Wells) 7. Sweet Dreams (Don Gibson) 8. We'll Find A Way (Pierce) 8. Twenty Feet Of Muddy Water why not mail this coupon 8. Any Old Time (Webb Pierce) 9. Heaven's Golden Tower (Sonny James) 9. You Gotta Be My Baby (Walt Scott) 9. Any Old Time (Webb Pierce) (George Jones) 10. What About Tomorrow 10. Respectfully Miss Brooks (Charline Arthur) (Marty Robbins) 10. How Far Is Heaven (K. Wells)

TOM EDWARDS EARL PETERSON "NERVOUS NEPHEW" NED WERE—Cleveland, Ohio WCEW—Mt. Pleasant, Mich. NEEDHAM WMOP—Ocala, Fla. 1. Juke Box Help Me 1. Sweet Dreams (Faron Young) (Hardrock Gunter) 2. Aladdin's Lamp (F. Huskey) 1. Crazy Arms (Ray Price) 2. 1 Take The Chance (Browns) 3. Blackboard Of My Heart 2. Whippoor-Will (B. Martin) 3. Any Old Time (Webb Pierce) (Hank Thompson) 3. Lover Of The Town 4. Sweet Dreams (Faron Young) 4. Knock, Knock (Carlisles) (Benny Martin) 5. Till The End Of The World 5. Wayward Wind (Tex Ritter) 4. How I've Tried (P. Wagoner)

(Jim & John) 1 6. Walk The Line (J. Cash) 5. Sweet Dreams (Faron Young)

6. Make Him Behave 7. 1 Ain't Gonna Fall In Love THE CASH BOX 6. Last Dance Tonight (Hobbs) (Collins Kids) (Earl Peterson) 7. 1 Walk The Line (J. Cash) 7. Goodbye Mr. Brown 8. Alpha And Omega 8. Watchin' The 7:10 Roll By 26 WEST 47th STREET (Wells & Acuff) (Jimmy Williams) (Buck Griffin) 8. Cheated Too (Lee & Cooper) 9. If Jesus Comes To You House 9. Wild, Wild, Mind (J. T. Tally) 9. Hopin' That You're Hopin' (Tex Ritter) NEW YORK 36, N. Y. (Louvins) 10. Twenty Feet Of Muddy Water 10. Waltz Of The Angels

10. 1 Walk The Line (J. Cash) (Sonny James) (Lefty Frizzell)

Enclosed find my check for $15 for a Full Year FRED LYNN'S HILLBILLY DON VEDDER PAUL KALLINGER HEAVEN WLFH— Little Falls, N. Y. XERF—Del Rio, Tex. KWTO Springfield, Mo. (52 Weeks) Subscription. — 1. We'll Find A Way (Pierce) 1. Any Old Time (Webb Pierce) (Sovine Pierce) 1. Crazy Arms (Ray Price) 2. Searching (Kitty Wells) 2. Little Rosa & (Faron Young) 2. Uncle Pen (Porter Wagoner) 3. You Are The One (C. Smith) 3. Sweet Dreams 4. You Little So And So (Foley) 4. You Are The One (C. Smith) 3. I Take The Chance (Browns) 5 Wouldn't You (Dusty Owens) 5. Searching (Kitty Wells) NAME 4. Twenty Feet of Muddy Water Pierce) (Sonny James) 6. Let's Make A Fair Trade 6. Yes, I Know Why (W. (Carl Swanson) 5. Sweet Dreams (Faron Young) 7. I Walk The Line (J. Cash)

6. I Walk The Line (J. Cash) 7. Yes, I (W. Pierce) Know Why 8. I'm A One Woman Man 7. You And Me (Wells & Foley) FIRM 8. Now Or Never (T. Tompkins) (Johnny Horton) 8. You Don't Know Me (Arnold) 9. Back To (Newman) 9. Back To Me (Newman) 9. Honky Tonk Man (J. Horton) Come Me Come

10. Wayward Wind (Tex Ritter) 10. I Take The Chance (Browns) 10. My lips Are Sealed (Reeves) ADDRESS Attention: Please address any information concerning Country music and talent to Ira Howard, Country Editor, The Cash Box, 26 West 47th Street, CITY ZONE STATE New York 36, N. Y.

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Denny And Pierce Win Copyright Suit

NASHVILLE, TENN. — A Federal sounded alike because of the “chord court jury of nine men and three sequences” of the man who was play- women last week in Nashville ruled ing them, Wayne Walker, who works that Cedarwood Publishing Company for Denny at the Cedarwood Publish- Country president, Jim Denny, and Decca Coun- ing Company. try recording star, Webb Pierce, vio- As it turned out though, Denny, Best lated no copyright laws in recording head of WSM Artist Service Bureau, Country the Pierce hit, “More and More.” where Grand Ole Opry originates on The decision came as the result of a Saturday nights, and one of Nash- Sellers $50,000 lawsuit filed against Denny ville’s leading citizens, and Pierce, as Big and Pierce by a California recording well as Cedarwood, were found not to IN RETAIL OUTLETS have violated any copyright laws in re- company headed by Lew Chudd. iiiiiniiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiu^ cording “More and More.” Chudd heads the Commodore Music 1. CRAZY ARMS 10 Company, which operates the Imperial Ray Price (Columbia 21510; 4-21510) Music Corporation. Chudd alleged that JUKE BOX TUNES Crowell-Collier 2. I WANT YOU, I NEED YOU, the rights for the song were his after Buys Clubs I LOVE YOU signing a contract with Louisiana Elvis Presley (RCA Victor 20-5540; 47-5540) singer, Merle Kilgore. NEW YORK—Paul C. Smith, presi- 3. I WALK THE LINE Johnny Cash Pos. Last Kilgore alleged that Pierce was his dent of The Crowell-Collier Publishing (Sun 241; 45-241) Week “idol” and that he came to Nashville Company, and David and Samuel Jo- 4. SEARCHING to seek “professional advice” from sefowitz have jointly announced the Kitty Wells I WANT YOU, the Decca artist. acquisition by Crowell-Collier of the (Decca 29956; 9-29956)

5. I TAKE THE CHANCE I NEED YOU, In the last day’s session in Concert Hall Society and four record Federal The Browns I LOVE YOU Judge William E. Miller’s court, the clubs operated by the Josefowitzes. (RCA Victor 20-6480; 47-6480)

I Elvis Presley jury was treated to a “jam session,” The record clubs, Musical Master- 6. BE-BOP-A-LULA Gene Vincent which included Pierce, piece Society, Chamber Music Society, (RCA Victor 20-6540; songs by Kil- (Capitol 3450; F-3450) 47-6540) gore himself strumming, an opinion Jazztone Society and Opera Society, 7. SWEET DREAMS voiced by Peabody College music head, have combined mailing lists of over Faron Young (Capitol 3443; F3443) 8. HEARTBREAK C. B. Hunt, and recordings by Guy 600,000 long playing record buyers. HOTEL Elvis Presley CRAZY ARMS Lombardo. Over 1,000 recordings are included in (RCA Victor 20-6420; 47-6420) Denny and Pierce claimed that they the transaction. 9. ANY OLD TIME Ray Price 3 Webb Pierce 2 themselves had a “legal and valid” In announcing the move into record (Decca 29974; 9-29974) (Columbia 21510; 4-21510) contract with the young “Tall Texan” club operations, Smith said the clubs 10. YOU ARE THE ONE who was signed by Chudd after alleg- would be operated as a new subsidiary Carl Smith (Columbia 21522; 4-21522) edly being referred to him by Pierce of Crowell-Collier with William H. 11. HOUND DOG and after hearing only two tapes of Fowler, who joined the company in 12. BOPPIN' THE BLUES _ 1 WALK Kilgore’s. mapping record club plans in March, 13. MY LIPS ARE SEALED THE LINE 2 College professor Hunt, upon hear- as General Manager. Formerly he was j 14. YOU AND ME Johnny Cash ing the two songs, and who said his Vice President of Capitol Records, 15. GOODBYE MR. BROWN; BLUE (Sun favorite singer in the Country field is Inc. 241; 45-241 SUEDE SHOES; YOU DONE ME George Morgan, said that “More and “We feel that records provide an WRONG; BLACKBOARD OF More” and “Slowly” have more dis- ideal communications medium; one MY HEART; I'M SO IN LOVE

similarities than similarities. that will complement our communica- WITH YOU; YES, I KNOW SEARCHING WHY; WE'LL FIND A WAY; “Slowly” came into the picture be- tions efforts in magazine and book HOPING THAT YOU'RE HOP- ^ Kitty Wells 5 cause from it the melody came alleg- publishing, and our recent entry into ING; TWENTY FEET OF edly to Kilgore for “More and More.” radio and television,” the Crowell-Col- MUDDY WATER. (Decca 29956; 9-29956) Pierce, upon hearing “More and lier president stated. (Crowell-Collier More,” recognized the melody as close- last Friday made its first formal step ly matching the melody of his and toward diversification into broadcast- HEARTBREAK Tommy Hill’s hit composition of ing by filing for Federal Communica- HOTEL “Slowly.” tions Commission approval of its ac- Airmail Subscription Professor Hunt said that upon hear- quisition of Los Angeles rado station Elvis Presley 4 5 ing the two songs that they possibly KFWB.) The Cash Box S30. (RCA Victor 20-6420; 47-6420)

YOU ARE THE ONE The Country Records 6 Carl Smith (Columbia 21522; 4-21522) Disk Jockeys

SWEET DREAMS Played Most

Faron 9 7 Young SUMMARY OF REPORTS RECEIVED FROM THE NATION'S DISK JOCKEYS (Capitol 3443; F3443)

BE-BOP-A-LULA 1. CRAZY ARMS Ray Price (Columbia) 2. SWEET DREAMS Faron Young (Capitol) Gene Vincent 8 3. I WALK THE LINE .Johnny Cash (Sun) (Capitol 3450; F3450) 4. I WANT YOU, I NEED YOU, I LOVE YOU Elvis Presley (RCA Victor)

5. SEARCHING . ... Kitty Wells (Decca)

6. I TAKE THE CHANCE .. .The Browns (RCA Victor) JIMMIE WILLIAMS BLACKBOARD 7. MY LIPS ARE SEALED Jim Reeves (RCA Victor) on MGM OF MY HEART 8. YOU ARE THE ONE .... Carl Smith (Columbia) sings 9 Hank Thompson 9. ANY OLD TIME Webb Pierce (Decca) (Capitol 3347; F3347) 10. I'M SO IN LOVE WITH YOU Wilburn Bros. (Decca) 11) HOPING THAT YOU'RE HOPING. 12) TWENTY FEET OF MUDDY WATER “ALPHAandOMEGA” 13) CONSCIENCE, I'M GUILTY. 14) BE-BOP-A-LULA. 15) WE'LL FIND A WAY b/w

16) YES, I KNOW WHY. 17) COME BACK TO ME. my lips 18) YOU DONE ME WRONG ' are Where Will I Shelter My Sheep” 19) YOU GOTTA BE MY BABY. 20) SEALED CHEATED TOO; HONKY TONK MAN- WALTZ OF THE ANGELS; BLACKBOARD OF MY HEART; I'D RATHER STAY HOME- YOU Jim Reeves DON'T KNOW ME; UNCLE PEN; HEARTBREAK HOTEL; YOU AND ME; BOPPIN' White Oak Music-BMI THE BLUES; LITTLE ROSA; ONIE'S BOP; ON MY MIND; GOODBYE MR BROWN- 7771 Cheviot Rd. (RCA Victor 20-6517; ALADDIN'S LAMP. 47-6517) Cincinnati 24, O.

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CINCINNATI © EXCELLENT 0 GOOD © MEDIOCRE CUT-UPS IIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIKIK THE CASH BOX Our Congratulations to the Publish- ers of Cash Box, and its Staff on their 14th Anniversary. Since this column BULLSEYE “Cincinnati Cut-Ups” was born two years ago this correspondent has enjoyed the warm friendship of our Pub- “TRYIN’ TO FORGET THE “NEW SPANISH TWO-STEP “HALF HEARTED LOVE (2:25) lishers, their Editors and Stalf. HAP- BLUES” (2:00) [Bourne ASCAP B. PY BIKTHDAY! (2:06) — [Anno BMI—Shell, Price] [Showcase BMI—B. Bryant] ” In a little white Church on the side “EVE KNOWN YOU FROM SOME- Wills] “GRANDADDY’S ROCKIN’ i hill iu.st Covington, Ken- of the outside WHERE” (2:22) tucky Mary Frances “Skeeter” Davis “REMINISCING” (2:14) (2:01) [Armo BMI—Blake, Blake] [Earl Barton BMI—James, Skye] walked down the aisle on the arm of [Hill & Range BMI—C. Snow] MAC CURTIS her father Tipp Davis to become the PORTER WAGONER 47-6598) (King 4949; 45-4949) bride of Kenneth Depew in a beautiful (RCA Victor 20-6598; HANK SNOW and CHET ATKINS two ring ceremony Saturday, July 21st. The Presleys, Perkins and Vin- 9 Porter Wagoner, whose “Satis- (RCA Victor 20-6558; 6558) 9 The small church was decorated with fied Mind” was the deejays’ choice cents, etc. are gonna have to move huge baskets of gladiolas and candel- as the top record in the ’56 Cash ® Take two top country guitar over and make room for another i abra as a wonderful new girl trio, Box Poll, follows up his current pickers, put them together on one star on the ‘rockbilly roster’ if Mac the Sunny Side Trio, sang “Because” chart-rider, “Uncle Pen” with a big record and the results should make Curtis’ current release gets the with Nelson King at the organ. Sister new two-sider that should be hop- for perfect listening. And that’s proper exposure that it well de- Georgia and her husband Larry were ping on to the best seller list exactly what happens when the serves. It’s another country-fla- the Brides-maid and Best-man, and within the next few weeks. The versatile Hank Snow teams up, vored, rock ’n roll pairing that has their little daughter, Trena, the sweet- chanter comes up with a touching, once again, with Chet Atkins, the the beat and sound that the kids est little flower girl we’ve ever met. easy-amblin’ lovely on the upper #1 instrumental artist in the Cash want and it’s exciting and differ- to on and spread The Rev. C. R. Rader (of the Singing lid, titled “Tryin’ To Forget The Box DJ Poll. The artists had a ent enough catch Rader Family) performed the cere- Blues” and, along with a chorus, very big .seller in ’55 with their like wildfire. “Half Hearted Love”,

- quick paced, rhythmic, blues item, mony. A reception followed at the does a masterful job with it. His “Silver Bell” — “Old Spinning a home of the bride. Our congratula- handling of the tender, romantic Wheel” two-sider and should easily features some sensational vocal- esthenies instrumental gim- tions to Kenneth and Skeeter. lyrics is from the heart and filled duplicate that success in ’56 with and “Cheesecake? OK,” says Eva Ga- with emotion. Watch this one pop their newest pairing of the easy- micks by Curtis, while “Grandad- ”, free-wheeling bor, as she settled gracefully on the and countrywise. “I’ve Known You goin’ “Reminiscing” and the dy’s Rockin’ a jolter, demonstrates the artist’s park bench at the Greater Cincinnati From Somewhere” is a very pretty, quick beat “New Spanish Two ability to really belt out a tune. airport to pose for photographers, middle beat filter that Wagoner Step”. It’s a cinch you’ll be hearing sides for the young- “You want some cheese-cake, no?” and chorus also deliver superbly. both ends often. Deejays should Two standout sters. Miss Gabor is in town starring at the Great pairing. have a picnic with this one. Summer Playhouse in “Blithe Spirit”.

. . . Greg Olberding has resigned from WLW to become publicity director of ROBERTS WKRC. . . . The DeMarco Sisters will BILLY JACK WILLS BILL WIMBERLY MARTY follow the Ames Brothers into Beverly (MGM 12302; 45-12302) (Mercury 70900; 70900X45) (ARC 8002; 45-8002) Hills next week. . . . Gene Dailey has ‘WILL YOU MISS ME WHEN “AT THE OLD TOWN HALL” “LOVE LETTER” (2:16) [Gate- been appointed Program Director of (2:43) [Earl Barton BMI—H. 'I’M GONE” (2:17) [Bob Wills © way BMI—M. Roberts, M. Spen- WLW-Radio to succeed Jud Woods who BMI—Boatman, Wills] Billy Jack Ashley] Recently voted the ‘most cer] WCKY-Cincinnati deejay, Marty resigned. . . . Don Reno and Red Smiley Wills puts his heart into his delivery promising up and coming band’ in the Roberts, debuts on the label with an worked Verona Lake Park this week, of this tender, up tempo heartbreaker. Cash Box Disk Jockey Poll, Bill Wim- emotion-packed recitation that’s sure and the following week the park will An effective reading ably backed up berly and the Country Rhythm Boys to bring out the crying towel. It’s a feature Ray Pennington and Band by his Western String Band. substantiate the jocks’ confidence in heart rending plea for reconciliation along with Jimmie Williams (MGM). “MY SHOES KEEP WALKIN’ them with a great arrangement of a that Roberts, capably supported by . . . The “jumpin cowboy” Kenny wonderful ditty. It’s a high flying, toe- ® BACK TO YOU” (2:20) [Pine the Nightriders, puts across with the Roberts appeared this week on the tapper with Bill Taylor and the trio Ridge ASCAP—Ross] On the under utmost sincerity. Jamboree at Wheeling and handling the vocal end in top drawer WWVA portion Wills stays in the sentimental “TWENTY ONE CARPENTERS” reported that soon he would have a style. mood as he and the crew softly wax © (2:20) [R. & R. BMI— M. Roberts, new Decca record out called “Bully of another up beat blues item. “YOU CAN’T LEAN ON ME” B. Franks] Under lid is another tear- the Town.” Other faces seen back © (2:07) [Starrite BMI—Patterson] ful opus, that the warbler knocks out stage were Betty Foley Decca) and the DUSTY ROSE Here the Wimberly crew neatly show- in a quick beat style. He tells how one Country Pardners (Victor) who were (Fabor 138; 138-45) cases a polished vocal by Taylor as gal can destroy a house built by 21 doing bookings in that area. It is sure l“YUMMY YUMMY YUM” (2:28) they get together to wax a fetching, carpenters. good to see the Masters Family back [Dandelion BMI—D. & B. Rose] up tempo sentimental ballad. Strong on the world’s Original Jamboree Dusty Ro.se comes through with a pairing for jocks, ops and dealers. EARL PETERSON along with Daisy Mae and Ole Brother relaxing and thoroughly refreshing- (Columbia 21540; 4-21540) Charlie. They have long been favorites vocal effort as he spins a charming, SONNY BURNS “WORLD OF MAKE-BELIEVE” in this area. (Starday 254; 45-254) little bouncer with easy-on-the-ears (2:40) [Driftwood BMI—Organ, This week a radio station “IF SEE new lyrics. It’s an appealing slicing that YOU MY BABY” (2:20) Worth] The smooth tones of Earl hits the [Starrite E. Noack] WSRW airwaves in this area. should win a solid share of the air- BMI— Sonny Peterson come over in warm, sincere Burns’ The station located in Hillsboro, Ohio play. Deejays take note. sweetie has left him and he fashion as he softly renders this mod- will have as its program director takes these 2 minutes and 20 seconds erate paced lament with expressive Robert Hanger who was with WEKY (“ROCKIN’ MARACCAS” (2:00) to pass along the word that he wants love lyrics. Subdued string backdrop in Richmond, Ky. (They are in need of [Dandelion BMI—D. & B. Ro.se] her back. It’s a tearful, quick paced enhances the deck. Pretty side. all On the under biscuit Rose sends up an- lover’s records of types.) . . . Bob Edwards tale that the artist etche.s in “YOU GOTTA BE MY BABY” has changed his address, he’s now at other bright performance as he taste- persuasive fashion. © (2:20) [Golden West BMI— in fully tells how the rock ’n roll beat WFIS Fountain Inn, S. C. . . . Don “THINK AGAIN” (2:28) [Star- Claud] On the reverse etching the Buford has found its way into the Latin- writes that he spins country rite BMI—W. Walker] His atti- songster comes up with a delightful, American dances. Engaging instru- music 5 hours daily over KBSF in tude is different here as he tells his change of pace, quick beat romantic mental assist by Fabor Robinson’s Springhill, La. He needs folk records gal that she’s got another guess cornin’ ditty. Tune is already making noise crew on both halves. badly. if she thinks he’s gonna take her back and Peterson’s pleasing version should Mr. and Mrs. grab off goodly spins. Paul Jones are the MITCHELL TOROK with open arms. It’s another up tempo a share of the proud parents of a baby daughter, affair that Burns decks out in fine (Decca 29986; 9-29986) DICK WILLIAMS their first, born at Good Samaritan style. (RCA Victor 20-6599; 47-6599) Hospital. Paul is now on WKRC-TV. „

Cast or no cast the Salt Lake City Jubilee Show goes on. . . . Reporting bank, Calif, or at radio stations KBOX-Modesto and KSTN-Stockton, Calif., to Salt Lake City’s Fairgrounds Coliseum for a seven o’clock performance where they’re heard every day. Bill sez there’s lots of country music doings on the evening of July 17, Ozark Jubilee’.s Red Foley found the huge arena out his way, with him and the Hometown Boys welcoming each week as filled to capacity — but Foley discovered that he and son-in-law Pat Boone special guests, at the Riverbank, Wayne Raney, Billy Jack Wills, Jerry Jones, were the only performers on hand! Cal Smith and Hank Cochran. The Hometown Boys consist of Ralf Kieth, The pair had hopped in by plane from the previous night’s engagement Ace Matthews, Chuck Fannon, Johnnie Mack and Bill Carter. Bill also passes in Denver, with the balance of the show, Bill Wimberly’s Country Rhythm Boys along his thanks to the deejays who have helped play his first Republic band and a dozen of the Jubilee’s featured acts making recording of “By The Sweat Of My Brow” and “You the jaunt in their big blue-and-white bus. But unfore- Ain’t Got My Address”. In addition to Carter these seen detours took them more than 90 miles out of the fellows are moaning the blues for some real good way. So for an hour and 15 minutes, Red and Pat kept record service. Bob Edwards — WFIS-Fountain Inn, the payees royally entertained. And since even Foley’.s S.C., Frankie Rodgers — WJAG-La Grange, 111., and

guitar was aboard the missing bus, he asked stage- H. F. McKee — WJGD-Columbia, Tenn. . . . Also hands to bring on a piano, an instrument Red hadn’t sending out their thanks from Mobile, Ala., for all played in public since a fifth-grade school recital. But the past spins and all the future ones the jocks can play he did — “You’d be surprised how many of give their new MGM release “Blue Mississippi” and today’s songs you can play with four chords,” Red “What Could I Do” are The Andrews Brothers, Bob reported with a grin — accompanying teen-age idol and J.C, ... Of political interest to the country music Pat and then accompanying their impromptu duets. field is Robert Lunn, known over the years as the Bandleader Wimberly, walking into the wings “Talking Blues Boy of the Grand Ole Opry”, running when the bus finally arrived, was heard to say: “Look for Sheriff in Davidson County. It marks the first at the smiles in the audience. 1 don’t think they would time that Bob has entered into a race for any office.

RED FOLEY have cared if we hadn’t gotten here at all.” . . . The schedule of dates for Justin Tubb’s appear- FREDDIE HART For the second performance, which again filled the ance on the Minnie Pearl show, opening Aug. 7th at Coliseum to capacity, Foley went back to playing his Yates Center, Kan., and running thru September trusty guitar, putting away his piano know-how ’til another “emergency.” takes him into Nebraska and Iowa in addition to Kansas. . . . John ij: •%. sj« And Helen Lee report from San Antonio that their good friends, Mr. and Porter Wagoner, Red Foley, Webb Pierce, Chet Atkins, Wanda Jackson, Mrs. Charlie Walker had a new gal member, Carrie Lee Cinda, added to their the team of Jim Edward, Maxine and Bonnie Brown, and Bill Wimberly’s family roster on Fri., July 20th. . . . The Tom Edwards’ WERE-Cleveland, Country Rhythm Boys all took “firsts” in the various categories of “Cash Ohio newsletter notes that Rusty & Doug headlined the “Hillbilly Heaven” Box’s” Disc Jockey Pool. park show on the 22nd and the main attraction at the Circle Theatre’s recent

Coral’s Johnny Desmond substituted a.s emcee on The Eddy Arnold Show opening was Jimmy Martin’s Band. . . . Speaking of Rusty & Doug, Lew August 1. Chet Atkins will be featured as usual. Banks, WAGS-Bishopville, S.C. deejay and promotion man for the boys sends Among the visiting talent on Ozark Jubilee July along word that they’re still packin’ them in on show 28 were Johnny Bond, “Texas” Bill Strength, Cannon- dates throughout the Northwestern section of the ball (Dub) Taylor and Red Garrett. states and Canada. Lew was with them when they ^ ^ ^ ^ recently toured thru North Carolina and Virginia and From WAAT-Newark, N.J. comes news that RCA was real pleased to see the way the crowds took to Victor’s Homer & Jethroe, will headline the July 29th their style and youthful, happy-go-lucky attitude. Don Larkin-Lyle Reed C & W Jamboree at the world Lew and the boys, who are featured on the WWVA- famous Terrace Room of the Mosque Theater in Wheeling, W. Va., “World’s Original Jamboree”, want Newark. to thank the DJ’s and country music fans for their

The Sunday performances at 3 and 8 P.M. also continued support. . . . And the Jamboree continues featured King’s Don Reno, Red Smiley and the Ten- to pack them in every Saturday night. Seen regularly nessee Cutups, while RCA’s Elton Britt, back by on the WWVA show, in addition to Rusty & Doug are popular demand, rounded out the hillbilly music Stoney Cooper, Wilma Lee and the Clinch Mountain program. Clan, Dusty Owens and the Rodeo Boys wdth Lazy Clarence Kneeland, WIC'H-Jewett City, Conn, tells Jim Day, Skeeter Bonn and the Pickin’ and Singin’ us that he has a series of taped shows which he would Boys, Hylo Brown, Lee Webb and the West Virginia BILL CARTER RED GARRETT like to market with any station looking for something Pals, Buddy & Marion Durham, The Bower Sisters, different in the way of country music programming. Big Slim, Roy Scott, Kathy Dearth, Jimmie Williams, It is like this: he has a collection of several hundred subjects about which Ray Anderson, and Hardrock Gunter. a half hour or full hour program could be built — such as dogs, trains, rivers, Cowboy Howard Vokes reports that Wilma Lee & Stoney Cooper’s recording more. Clarence (would gladly send an audi- mountains, etc., and many many of, “Cheater Too” and “This Crazy Crazy World” is really getting top plays tion tape to any station interested, and asks only that they return the tape throughout the country. In California, Texas, and through the South the to him). record is stirring up plenty of talk. Usually these two sold heaviest in the Va., and manager Deejay “Sheriff” Tex Davis, WCMS-Norfolk, discoverer East, and in Canada, which proves that Wilma Lee & Stoney are certainly personal appearance of Gene “Be-Bop-A-Lula” Vincent had Gene set for a branching out. on Perry Como’s July 28th TVer. Tex sez that, last week, Gene and the group Artists again took many of the top spots in the Disk Jockey Poll took Folly Pier in Charleston, S.C. by storm and drew more folks than any WSM conducted by Cash Box. They are: Most programmed record, Jean Shepard; other show this year. Tex’s thanks go out to Jack Gale for bringing the boys most programmed female vocalist, Kitty Wells; most programmed male vocal- in. . . . Johnny Dolan reports that fan club activity has been on the upswing ist, Webb Pierce; most programmed vocal group, the Louvin Brothers; most as of late at Dallas’s Big “D” Sportatorium Jamboree. Two weeks ago there programmed instrumental artist, Chet Atkins; up & coming male vocalist, were three of them set up in the lobby. First was Carl Perkins’ club, then Johnny Cash; and small instrumental group, the McCormick Brothers. The Belew Twins and then Charline Arthur’s lobbyist. Big “D” boss Ed McLemore, opens his recently acquired radio station, KZEE-Wheaterford, Marty Robbins starred on the July 28 Prince Albert portion of the Grand will special guest. Pierce will be the star Tex., which is located about 30 miles west of Ft. Worth, on Sat., Aug. 18th, Ole Opry. Bill Monroe be the Webb with Big “D” singer, Orville Couch, handling the DJ chorus. The lineup for on the August 4 Prince Albert show and Hawkshaw Hawkiirs will be the the 8-til-4 show that day will include, Roy Orbison and the Teen Kings, special guest. Sonny James, The Five Strings, The Belew Twins, The Johnny Cash is the newest star to be added to the Grand Ole Opry’s horizon. Arthur, Paul, Eddie Johnny, who records for the Sun Record Company, made . Charline Lafawn r Texas Stompers, McDuff, Orville Couch, Billy Edwards, Nancy Castlebury, his first appearance as a regular member of the Grand Joe Poovey, Johnny Hicks and two more local bands! It Ole Opry on the NBC portion of the Opry on July 7. will be held in the square and merchants there will give His newest hits, “I Walk the Line” and “Get Rhythm” away prizes including a color TV set. Then the gang are fast becoming household words for country music heads for home with that lineup all being on the Big “D” fans. that Saturday night. Johnny, incidentally was the subject of the July 14th Appearing on the July 28th Big “D” show was Leon Nashville Banner’s page one “It Happened At The Payne with Warren Smith due in on the 4th of August Giand Ole Opry” story by Ben A. Green. Ben’s article and Johnny Cash on the 11th. tells how Johnny not only achieved his life’s ambition, Steve Stebbins writes that Lefty Frizzell just returned but ‘won Opry hearts’ as well with his initial appearance

from a most successful tour in the East. He has been gone at Ryman Auditorium. . . . Also featured on the front for about two months and rejoined the Town Hall Party page is a bold headlined tale of the Army’s Salute to on July 27th. When he returned to the West Coast he the Opry Stars for their aid in the recruiting program. found his new Columbia record “Waltz of the Angels” was Fred Lynn, KWTO-Springfield, Mo., types that HOMER & JETHRO a big hit. The eastern tour was so successful that he hopes MITCHELL TOROK Mitchell Torok, the newest addition to the Ozark Jubilee to go back east again sometime in the fall. Family, stopped by Fred’s “Hillbilly Heaven” to chat Freddie Hart, besides working Town Hall Party is also playing on the about his family and his latest Decca release, “When Ranch Party which is a two hour television show. Mexico Gave up The Rhumba” and “I Wish I Was A Little Bit Younger”. Mitch On August 10th Dot’s Mac Wiseman begins a tour for Americana Corpora- will soon be moving his family to make a permanent home in the Ozark’s

. . last line in “Balin’ tion in Tucson, Arizona. He will work dates in California, Washington and ‘Queen city’. . The helpful Wire” Bob Strack's, KIMO- Oregon. Ditto for George Jones in September. Independence, Mo. newsletter reminds us to do our Christmas shopping early The Frontiersmen of Sage and Sand Records have been booked by Amer- this year. icana for a steady engagement at the Desert Inn, El Monte, California. * * * * Attention: Please address any information concerning Country music and Bill Carter and manager John McDonald, send along their greetings from talent to Ira Howard, Country Editor, The Cash Box, 26 West 47th Street, California and an invitation for everyone to come and visit them either at New York 36, N. Y. their shows and dances at the world famous Riverbank Clubhouse in River- www.americanradiohistory.com T* World's

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Here ml "Merchants will be forced to raise There prices at the consumer level to meet increased manufacturing WASHINGTON, D.O.—In keeping with the editorial policy of The Cash Box calling attention to the continued price increases of all products, there- by decreasing the value of the dollar, costs due to the new wave of necessitating the changeover to dime play (another editorial appears on this page), we reproduce the latest report by Ewan Clague, Commissioner of Labor Statistics on the national forthcoming wage hikes" Consumer Price Index of June. This report shows that the national Con- sumer Price Index rose last month to 116.2, the highest level on record. This was an increase of .7 per cent. It was the fourth successive rise. Clague states another is expected next month. This June rise was the sharpest monthly spurt in more than five years. The previous high of 115.4 was reached last May, and in October, 1955. This rise will mean automatic wage increases for a half-million workers now and for more than a million in the automobile industry and related fields a month from now. Rises are estimated to mean an additional 2 to 3 cents per hour. BUT

WASHINGTON, D.C.—Another report coming out of the nation’s capital is also interesting to all. The Depart- ment of Commerce, reporting on the economy during the first six months, said “the national economy operated at a record rate, well above the same period a year ago.” Retail sales for this period set new records and were 4 per cent above the same period of 2° 1955, despite lower auto sales. The report stated that personal income from PLAY OPS wages, interest, rents, dividends and all other sources combined in the Jan- uary-June period to sustain a rising FEEL THEY DON’T NEED TO RAISE THEIR PRICE total income to the spending public. Employment also set new records. PER PLAY EVEN THOUGH COSTS OF ALL NECESSITIES

NEW YORK—Some very interest- TO DO BUSINESS ARE AGAIN GOING UP AND ing items can be culled from a report this week by the president of the New York Stock Exchange as a result REGARDLESS OF THE FACT THESE PRICES ARE of a survey made for the Exchange. In a little more than four years, there have been some 500,000 persons a year who have become stockholders. Over- ALREADY OVER FIVE TIMES HIGHER THAN all there are more than 10 million stockholders in the United States. Women stockholders now outnumber men by 51.6 to 48.4. In 1952 the men WHAT THEY WERE WHEN V PLAY WAS REALLY outnumbered the women. AND ACTUALLY NICKEL PLAY.

LOS ANGELES, CALIF.—We got a kick out of a short news item which "Man is not the creature of circumstances. read: “A Brink’s Company truck was seen on a Los Angeles street this Circumstances are the creatures of men." week w:'th these words painted on the side: ‘Th’s truck carries canceled checks only!’” DISRAELI

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Engineers In All-Out United “Service School” Drive to Bring Entirely At F.A.B., N.O., Aug. 7

feature a gala United “Service School” Amusements to Tuesday, August 7. New All products of United Manu- noted facturing Company, Chicago, will be shown to all who will attend this day. There will be refreshments and good Trade as Quickly as Pos- fellowship at this United “Service School,” according to Fletcher A. Bla- lock and Bob DuPuy of the F. A. B. firm. sible. Ask Those Who From United Manufacturing Com- pany, regional man, Johnny Casola and engineer, A1 Thoelke, will be present to show the new United in-line game, “Monaco,” as well as all the Have New Game Ideas other United amusement products. Stated Johnny Casola, “We’re going to make this Tuesday, August 7, one day that will be remembered by to Contact Them. all the operators and their mechanics as well as all jobbers and distributors who will attend our United ‘Service School.’ JOHN CASOLA earnestly stated, CHICAGO An all out drive is un- volume but realize, they state, that “Believe me,” he — DuPuy der way, and becoming more intense sales would be many times greater if “with Fletch Blalock and Bob be a each day, as engineers of leading they had entirely new machines to to help, this is truly going to showing with everyone amusement products factories here sell. NEW ORLEANS, LA.—F. A. B. gala school this grand day.” seek to develop new games for the They also believe that this breathing- Distributing Company, this city, will sure to enjoy one market. spell which was given all the nation’s It is well known here that some ops everywhere is going to help all the of the present games are being com- industry. pletely redesigned. These are expected As one sales manager points out: to be seen soon in entirely different “The operators have had the time Wurlitzer Suggests Itinerary form and style. . they required to settle down their Many new type games are already routes. They now know just what out on test locations, not only in this they want to do. The average opera- area but all over the country, and re- tor also realizes that constant inter- For “Centennial Club” Visitors ports are being carefully checked by change of new equipment helps boost factory executives. his intake and is also invaluable as far The amusements manufacturers are as maintaining the interest of the NORTH TONAWANDA, N. Y.—A. D. Palmer, advertising and sales pro- optimistic. They believe that this players.” Manager’ says manager, and for the present acting as “Centennial , present market bleakness and lack of a There have been many and varied motion that music operators attending the “Centennial Club Celebration” at the plant new product is good for all in the field. opinions offered here in regard to this here on August 23, 24 and 25, will be treated to one of the greatest parties They report it will clear away much past month’s market bleakness. But history of the coin machine business. equipment which has become worn and the main point brought home by one in the Palmer has devised a schedule of hour-by-hour activity, which he proposes useless. This will, in turn, they advise, and all is that the time has arrived visitors use to enjoy themselves to the utmost. This proposed itinery follows: open a tremendous market to new ma- for entirely new machines to be pre- chines. sented to the market. All look for THURSDAY, AUGUST 23 As one well-known executive stated: changes to be made in some of the Arrival at Hotel Statler in afternoon “This has been a breathing spell for present equipment to meet general ap- 3:00 p.m.- —Registration begins on Mezzanine balcony. the trade. It very luckily came about proval. 6:00 p.m.- 9:00 p.m.—Buffet supper for Wurlitzer guests in Terrace Room during the factory vacation periods Many agree that the new machines, off Main Lobby. and, therefore, worked out almost per- wffiich are being tested, will soon be fectly for all concerned.” presented to the market. The amuse- FRIDAY, AUGUST 24 The new games now on the market ments division of the industry will be 7:30 a.m 9:30 a.m.—Breakfast in Statler Ballroom off Main Lobby. are selling very well. Sales managers booming along by the time the fall 9:30 a.m. —Board buses at Delaware Ave. entrance of Statler. report that they are satisfied with the season comes into being, they claim. 10:15 a.m. —Arrive at Wurlitzer plant.

10:30 a.m. -12:00 p.m . —Factory tour. 12:00 p.m. —Barbeque luncheon in Wurlitzer Park. 2:00 p.m. —Stage show. 4:00 p.m. —Rides, games, and other activities on the grounds. 6:00 p.m. —Seated Shore Dinner in dining tent. 8:30 p.m. —“Kismet”—Broadway musical—at Melody Fair on the Australian Coinman Praises grounds. 11:20 p.m. —Board buses for return trip to Statler. 12:00 p.m. —Arrive at Hotel Statler. Progressive U.S. Coin Biz SATURDAY, AUGUST 25 7:30 a.m.- 9:00 a.m.—Breakfast in Statler Ballroom off Main Lobby. 9:30 a.m. —Board buses for Niagara Falls at Delaware Ave. entrance of Stabler, Harry CHICAGO— Rooklyn, Sydney, cient manner. The machines them- 10:30 a.m. —Arrive in Niagara Falls via Grand Island. Australia, paused briefly in Chicago to selves are very big. They offer the 10:30 a.m. -12:00 p.m. —Tour scenic sights on American side. see some of the latest releases of game public a huge variety of products and 12:00 p.m. —Buses return via Niagara Falls Blvd. to Wurlitzer Park. and phonograph manufacturers. merchandise.” 1:00 p.m. —Buffet luncheon. He has been visiting amusement When asked whether some coun- 2:00 p.m. —Stage show. parks and coin machine centers all tries will be able to import amusement 2:00 p.m.- 5:00 p.m . —American Airlines flights over Niagara Falls will over Europe. machines in the future, Harry stated: originate from the Niagara Falls Airport on Niagara From this city, he hops to California, “Many places are eager to import Falls Blvd. Coaches will leave at half-hour schedules then Honolulu, Japan, Hong Kong, games, but because the U. S. is on the from Wurlitzer grounds to transport those who wish Singapore and home. gold standard, they must continue to to avail themselves of the magnificent panorama of “In the past three years,” said wait until the rate of exchange is Niagara Falls from the air. Harry, “I’ve visited 41 countries and more favorable.” 3:00 p.m.- 5:00 p.m —Drawings for valuable prizes. played all the games from the latest In answer to an inquiry concerning 5:30 p.m. —Board buses for Hotel Statler. in Switzerland to ‘Pachinko’ in Japan. his brother, Jack, Harry Rooklyn de- 6:15 p.m. —Arrive Hotel Statler. “Beyond a doubt, factories in the clared: 7:00 p.m. —Cocktail party in New York, Georgian, Detroit, Boston United States have proved themselves “Jack is now one of the largest and St. Louis Rooms on Mezzanine of Statler. to be the most progressive. They pro- operators in the world. He has a tre- 8:00 p.m. -—Dinner in Grand Ballroom of Hotel Statler. duce products with the greatest appeal mendous amusement center in Singa- 9:30 p.m. — Stage show and entertainment. to the public. pore. He also operates up and down 10:00 p.m. —Dancing till dawn. “Vending machines are big business the Malayan Peninsula as well as in in the Scandinavian countries; Den- Hong Kong. Most of Jack’s juke boxes SUNDAY, AUGUST 26 mark and Switzerland. The machines contain recordings in six different 7:00 a.m.-10:00 a.m.- -Breakfast in Terrace Room off Main Lobby. operate around the clock in a most effi- languages.” 3:00 p.m. -Check-out time.

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EAST HARTFORD, CONN. — The Connecticut offices of Atlantic New For Wurlitzer “Centennial” York Corporation will move into new quarters at 171 Park Avenue, this city, August 1, according to an announcement by Meyer Parkoff. The firm is exclusive distributor for J. P. Seeburg Corporation’s line of music machines and accessories, and the Seaboard New York Corporation is exclusive distributor for the amusement machines of D. Gottlieb & Com- j BRING 3-WAY PROFITS! pany and Williams Manufacturing j Soup customers drop loads Company. of dimes into Keeney Soup Venders while coffee

Pearlman will conduct the ac- I Mac drinkers pour coins into Keeney Coffee tivities of these companies. Venders. And, the Keeney Snack Vender Atlantic New York, according to is an absolute “must” with any hot or Parkoff, will now open a new One-Stop cold drink machine! . . record department in this Connecticut office for the convenience of the music operators. 9teu>/ Keeney’s HOT Correction SOUP VENDER NEW YORK—Through a print- 300-Cup Capacity er’s error the 1 in the address of ALL-AUTOMATIC The Musical Sales Company, Balti- with more, Maryland, dropped out in 3 Selections this firm’s ad which appeared in A. D. Palmer, Wurlitzer “Centennial” manager, and Jack Grood, manager of Hot Soup the July 28 (14th Anniversary) USING ALL DRY of the Chez Ami, go over the menu to be served at Wurlitzer Park on August Issue of The Cash Box, Part II, INGREDIENTS 24 25. Page 37. 23, and • The correct address is 140 W. Mt. Royal Avenue. Red or Gold Hammerloid The Musical Sales Company is headed by the popular and jovial Mac Lesnick, and is exclusive dis- Keeney’s 1 N.Y.—Fi- 150 Pounds of creamery fresh but- NORTH TONAWANDA, tributors for J. P. Seeburg for ter nal preparations for the mammoth Maryland, Washington, D. C., Vir- HOT COFFEE VENDER 175 Vine-ripened, chilled water- ginia and northern West Virginia. Wurlitzer Centennial Celebration have melons been completed as final orders go out 25 Gallons of milk Keeney’s Vine-ripped, chilled watermelons for enough food to feed over 1200 peo- 175 SNACK 250 Gallons of steaming hot coffee ple in Buffalo on August 23-24-25. VENDER More than 100 waiters, waitresses, as- And in addition, there will be soft fr drinks and 100 halves of Buffalo- sistant chefs, and chefs from the re- brewed beer for the thirsty. WANTED ! knowned Chez Ami Restaurant in Centennial clubbers will be served 3 Buffalo will be on hand to serve Cen- > sumptuous meals at Wurlitzer Park tennial club members. Over 10,000 which will include 2 Barbecue style UNITED pieces of equipment are being moved luncheons and an old fashioned shore to Wurlitzer Park to handle the moun- dinner SHUFFLE tainous amount of food that will be Barbecue Luncheon Friday, August served during the 3-day festival. 24, 1956. ALLEYS Shore Dinner Friday, August 24, “The amount and variety of food 1956. necessary to satisfy the palates of so ALL STATE COIN MACH. EXCH. 3 Barbecue Luncheon Saturday, Au- Neulral Gold Color 1 /i"W. xl 5'/2 "D. x52" H. many guests is astounding,” stated SIZE: gust 25, 1956. 4407 W. Fullerton Ave., Chicago 39, III. 10 W. x Red or Gold Hammerloid 10 D. x 36 H. A. D. Palmer, who is acting as Cen- (All Phones: BEImont 5-6770) s. 300-Cup Capacity. All A. D. Palmer concluded, saying Attach to or set dry ingredients. Prices tennial Manager. The caterers have “We will have enough food to be beside any hot can be set from 5c to estimated that the bulk of the 3 meals served to our guests to last them a or cold drink 10c. Returns change vender. automatically. would look something like this: week.” White. FOR FRff CIRCULARS TODAY! 200 Gallons of fruit juices Meals at the Hotel Statler have Maybe We’re Crazy 6000 Live clams in the shell been selected with the same mouth but 4 to 5 Tons of prize steer beef from watering care: which will be cut % ton of the choicest meat “Buffet in the Terrace Room” Thurs- You Can Have STILL GOING 1 Ton of live lobsters day, August 23, 1956. V2 Ton of tender young broiling “Breakfast in the Ballroom” Fri- chickens GREAT! day, August 24, 1956. 100 Pounds of fresh Lake Erie Blue Pike “Breakfast in the Ballroom” Satur- POOL 30 Bushels of tender, succulent day, August 25, 1956. corn-on-the-cob “Dinner in the Ballroom and the ARCADE 15 Crates of iced jumbo canta- GAMES loupes Terrace Room” Saturday, August 25, -AND- 10 Bushels of Bermuda onions 1956. 20 Bags of New York State po- “Breakfast in the Terrace Room” At Your Price tatoes Sunday, August 26, 1956. Just let us know what you want 25 Gallons of mixed pickles FLICKER night banquet will re- 10 Gallons of hot horse-radish The closing WRITE-WIRE-PHONE areas of both the 10 Gallons of spicy mustard quire the combined Terrace Room and the Main Ballroom ORDER QUICK! 200 Dozen crisp celery stalks D A V I D ROSEN to seat the Wurlitzer guests. There 200 Pounds of red juicy tomatoes Exclusive AMI Dist. Ea. Pu. will be music and entertainment in 20 Gallons of special Chez Ami 855 N. BROAD STREET, PHILA. 23, PA J. H. CO. INC each room during- dinner. Dancing in salad dressing PHONE—STEVENSON 2-2903 200 Dozen assorted dinner rolls the Main Ballroom will follow. 2600 W. FIFTIETH ST. . CHICAGO 32, ILL

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“Due to increased business, thru are creating a great deal of action along Pico. . . . Hy Weiner, formerly with the help and good-will of our many A&A Vending Maintenance, is now associated with Abe Plaskin. Sid Greenfield busy on the phones at A&A and giving Lou Weinstein his instructions over satisfied customers and friends, we their two-way radio set up At California Music Company, Gabe Orland for expansion,” stated need more room and Sammy Ricklin taking time out to check the blueprints of their new build- one of the firm’s executives. “We will ing as they watch its progress across the street. Sammy and Gabe enjoyed have larger display room, warehouse having lunch with their old friends Mary Small, Coral Recording Artist, and Don and repair departments.” Mike Kurlan, Modern Distributing Company, Inc. Martha Delgado and Blocker believe that Nervous Norvus has a big one with “Ape Call” on the Dot

label. . . . A1 Bettelman reports that United’s “De Luxe Select Play” Shuffle the first photograph ever taken of Alley is going out very fast at C. A. Robin.son & Company. Dave Wallach Rosen without a mustache. Dave had visiting the operators in and around the Phoenix area. ... At Badger Sales sported a neatly trimmed hairpiece Company, Inc., Bill Happel receiving many compliments from the operators NEW YORK—The Cash Box has for more than 25 years, but has now on the quality of the High-Fidelity sound of the new AMI “G-200” and the come up with many firsts during its given it back to the Indians. speed of its record changer. Dave Yates has joined the Parts Department at lifetime. This is another. Look at this Above photo was taken at the Music Badger and is under the tutelage of veteran Jack Leonard. A1 Silberman is this in picture closely. With Joe Orleck Merchants show held week looking forward to his vacation trip to Vancouver, B.C., and a five-day visit New York. Rosen’s firm, in addition (left), publisher of The Cash Box is with friends in the Ojai Valley on his return trip home. Fred Gaunt busy in the to handling coin operated equipment, Dave Rosen of Philadelphia, Pa., na- is one of the largest record distribut- showroom with Bally’s new “De Luxe Congress Bowler” that had just arrived tionally known distributor. This is ing firms in the country. on the floor. Fred says that the sales of arcade pieces continue high.

At Norty’s Music Center, Ann Marinez reports very good sales in the Span- ish and Mexican record department. Ann says that the Mills Brothers’ new release of “98<£” on Decca should take off big in the Pop line. Liberace and his brother George, dropped by to see Norty Beckman and Norty says, “George Through The SPOKE!” Victor Young was in to see the gang at Norty’s and they all agreed that his score for “The Brave One” is one of his best and his LP on Decca

could be a hit. . . . The third class of the Seeburg Service School held at Min- Coin Chute thorne Music Company was attended by more operators from more areas than the previous sessions. Hank Tronick reports continued high level sales on the Seeburg “V-200” and an extremely good run on used phonographs with the HOUSTON HAPPENINGS demand exceeding the supply on much used equipment. Sam Berger, Treasurer of Williams Manufacturing Company, visited at Minthorne while here on his W. C. Lynch, prominent in Texas coin machine circles the past ten years, vacation and the golden wedding anniversary of his parents. The new Seeburg recently opened his own business at 1906 Leeland Ave. Buying, selling and operators package of EP records is being very well received by the operators.

trading all types of novelty games and accessories but no operations was Wayne Davis relaxing on a well deserved vacation. . . . Phil Robinson looking announced policy of the new concern. Lynch still is remembered by Texas forward to the “big surprises” that are forthcoming from Chicago Coin Machine football fans as an outstanding quarterback both in high school and at Company. ... Jay Horton, Carlsbad operator, took his thirteen-year-old son,

Southern Methodist University where he starred for three years. . . . John Jaysee, to Luenhagen’s Record bar to help him select records for his locations. Wesley Harrington, oldest brother of C. O. Harrington (Harrington Amuse- Oscar McLollie, Wing recording artist, was being congratulated by Mary Kay ment) and active in local coin machine circles until a decade ago, died July 8th. and Claire Solle on his recording of “God’s Green Earth”, as was Leon Rene, He was afflicted with lung cancer and seriously ill two or three years prior the writer of the tune. Mary was telling Lee Palmer that Eddie Haywood’s

to his death. . . . James A. Rich, owner of Hi Fi Music Co. and a young and “Soft Summer Breeze” on Mercury should start taking off. Kay was spinning comparatively new operator, doing mighty well so far with his exclusive The Magnificents’ new Vee Jay release of “Up On The Mountain” for the op- practically Rich has no present Rock-Ola Operations. His stuff being new, erators which should receive real action. . . . S. L. Griffin, Pomona operator, service problems; nevertheless, being a far sighted guy, he was pleased when reports business on the upswing in that area. Strike Rothrock stocked his Amusement Distributor Co. with a complete supply At Sierra Distributors, Wayne Copeland reports that the demand for the of Rock-Ola parts and accessories. . . . Phil Weinberg, (Bally) a recent three new Wurlitzer “2000” phonograph is so terrific that he can hardly keep a day visitor in the city. . . . H. M. Crowe, owner of Acme Record Distributing model on the floor. Wayne, Ed Wisler, Frank Davis and Pete Ley have com- Co. said he had added these new record lines: Electrones, Gig Debut, MMO- pleted their plans to attend the Wurlitzer “Centennial Club” Celebration en UTC, Enrichment, Seeco. . . . John E. Williams (Williams Amusement) taking masse. Frank says that a great number of operators have made inquiries about things a bit easy these hot days. Just back from a semi-business trip (con- the Centennial so that they can plan their vacations to coincide with this big siderable fishing was involved) over territory that included San Antonio, event which will be held at the Wurlitzer factory in North Tonawanda, New Corpus Christi and Galveston. He did mention that they had spiked up lagging York on August 23, 24 and 25. Ed Wisler returned from the San Diego area pool table play a bit with rotation balls. . . . Popular and attractive Ann Thome, loaded down with orders for the new phonograph. ... At Simon Distributing (Lil Pal Radio Shop) back from an enjoyable vacation. A lot of operators, Company, Jack Simon says that arcade pieces continue moving and the export especially those not too long in the business depend plenty upon Ann for their business has been very good which keeps Sonny Lomberg on his toes. John record buying. Many of the new timers will tell you quick how helpful she Freeman canceled his Houston trip in favor of a fishing trip in Northern Cali- was not only in record selection but program arrangement, typing and such; fornia and Oregon. ... Ed Wilkes returned to his desk at Paul A. Laymon, Inc., minor details to a veteran but big stuff for a fellow just starting. . . . Bob and is finding it difficult to get back into the swing of things after his en- Davenport (Mustang Record Shop) has himself a late model Cadillac, a classy joyable vacation with his family in Colorado. Charlie Daniels and Jimmy hunk of transportation despite fact that first owner rolled her the first few Wilkens report very good action with bowlers and arcade pieces. Lucille and thousand miles. . . . Hans Von Reydt (S. H. Lynch Co., Seeburg) starts talking Paul Laymon are looking forward to seeing the new Rock-Ola “200” phono- business then drifts off on travel, boats, fishing, and other things associated graph. The first showing to distributors will be in Chicago in with vacations. mid-August.

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Coinmen report outdoor season this year is biggest yet. . . . Many of the distrib heads have taken their vacations already and returned to the plants to spark activity. ... At Associated Amusements (Rock-Ola), officials looking forward “200” in Chicago next month to the unveiling of the new Rock-Ola 2118 N. WESTERN AVE., CHICAGO 47, ILL., U. S. A. ARmitage 6-5005 for which Ed and Mrs. Ravreby and Richard Mandell, gen. mgr., and Mrs. Mandell will fly down. Demand for Rock-Ola music machines has upped tre- mendously in the past few months, Ravreby reported this week. United’s pool tables are going big and kiddie rides took a new lease on life this summer, he said. ... At Si Redd's Redd Distributors (Wurlitzer), Jack Hawkins, sales, Mrs. David S. Bond of Newton, wife of David Bond, president of Trimount is back from a Mississippi vacation trip. Redd is back from Hyannis vacation. Automatic Sales Corp., has been elected president of the Boston Chapter of Hadassah at the annual meeting in Hotel Vendome. The group embraces 9,000 Wurlitzer model “2000” is making record sales—going out as fast as they’re members. . . . Dave Baker, Melo-Tone Music, Arlington is having an all-day coming in, Bob Jones, genial sales mgr., reports. Increase on Wurlitzer music outing Sunday, July 29, for employes at Lake Arlington, Salem, N. H. A machines in past month is better than Bob estimated. Hank Peteet, 60%, catered dinner will be served and more than 40 will attend. . . . Ops visiting Wurlitzer field engineer, in for visit. distribs around town this week included: Dave Becker. Springfield; Tony Grazzio, Quincy; Marty Clarizia, Beverly; Demand for arcade and fun .spot equipment continuing heavy at Trimount Walter Luby, Worcester; Martin Ferrera, New Bedford; Roy Hade. Webster; Leo Van Dale, Spencer, N. H.; Automatic Sales Corp. (Seeburg) where air conditioning is keeping employees Bill Hamel, Concord, N. H.; Oscar Pratt, John Lazar, Louis Ziedman, Man- happy these hot sticky days. Big push for new RCA sound equipment depart- chester, N. H.; Ed Campagna, Sanford, Me., Mrs. Bernard Michaud, Water- ment beginning to pay off with orders coming in, Irwin Margold, gen. mgr., ville, Me.; Elmer Laughton, York Beach, Me.; Walter Stadnicki, Central B’alls, reports. ... At Atlas Distributors (AMI), Louis and Barney Blatt have been R. I.; Ernest Marcantonio, Middleton, Conn.; James O’Connor, Danielson. Conn.; George Chapelac, Malden; Mark Shavel, Brookline; Emanuel Espanola, busy with visiting ops all week and report AMI color engineered music ma- Lowell; Steve Pielock, Worcester; John Gregory, Cambridge; Henry Levine. chine,s are finding great favor with all New England ops and installations in Boston; Phil Peroner, Cambridge; Ray Faini, Framingham; A1 Dolins, Hyannis; new hotels, cafes and restaurants have been beyond expectations this season and Martin Oliver, Portland, Me.

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A strange condition exists in this area in relation to the arcades (with the exception of the Jersey arcades, of course). We have a mixed report on business being done this month. The exceptionally large amount of rain that ha,s fallen on week-ends affected some adversely, and has helped others. Some arcade men tell us that the rain has driven pleasure seekers into their arcades, which has increased their play. Others claim biz has fallen down to the extent where they won’t be able to even up for the rest of the season. “But”, as one of these arcade owners, affected adversely, said, “we’ve had six real good seasons up to now, and we’ll have others in the years to come.”

The National Association of Music Merchants’ convention in New York (records, musical instruments, musical accessories, etc.) brought in some of our good coin machine friends who also distribute or wholesale records. Among those were Dave Rosen of Phila.; Sam Taran and his son-in-law, Marvin Luber of Miami, Fla.; Jake Friedman of Atlanta, Ga.; and Mack Lesnick of Baltimore, Md. AMI had an exhibit at the show, displaying its hi-fi home phono. Representing AMI here were Bill FitzGerald, advertising and .sales promotion manager; his assistant, Bob Pierson; and the chief audio engineer,

Scott Brown. . . . Harry Koeppel, Koeppel Distributing, postcards his regards to us from Miami Beach, where he and the missus are vacationing. Mean- while, brother Hymie and George Santiago up to their ears with work. “Har-

ras,sed” is what Hymie calls it. . . . Barney (Shugy) Sugerman, Runyon Sales Co., and his roadman, Irv (Kempy) Kempner, spend a few days on the road seeing ops thruout their territory in up-state N.Y. Perry Lowengrub, N.Y. salesman, takes up the office chores with Shugy and Kempy out. Morris Rood, office mgr., taking his vacation with long week-ends, leaving Thurs. night

and returning Monday. . . . “Senator” A1 Bodkin back from his west coast vacation, raving about the time he had. Of cour.se, he tried his skill (?) at Vegas. While in L.A., the “Sen” ran into A1 Simon of Albert Simon, Inc., who won’t return home for another week or so. A1 D’lnzillo hopes to get off for his vacation around Aug. 17.

* ^ ifc * sji Irv Holzman and Abe Lipsky on hand when we dropped in at Young Dis- tributing. Everyone here working hard and happy over the tremendous acceptance of music ops for the Wurlitzer model “2000” phono. Joe Young was out at this time, buying Johnny Bilotta of Bilotta Distributing, Newark,

N.Y., a lunch. . . . A1 Schlesinger in town for the week-end, and left for Chi

on Tues. . . . “Doc” Shapiro, .good-natured heavyweight champ of the world (coin machine division), leaves for Los Angeles next week to attend the un-

veiling ceremonies for his mother who died several months ago. . . . “Happy” Herbie Semel really happy now. He’s back with his father Jack, on the route.

Jack, by the way, feeling fine. . . . Meyer Parkoff, Atlantic New York Corp., tells us that the Connecticut offices will be located in new quarters on Aug. 1, at 171 Park Ave., East Hartford. Firm is also opening a new one-stop record department here. Mac Pearlman in charge of all departments, which includes distribution of Seeburg phonos, and under the firm name of Seaboard New

York Corp. distributor of games of Gottlieb and Williams. . . . Just discovered you are reading that Howie Herman shoots a nice game of golf. . . . Tommy Greco, Glasco, If N.Y., coinman, had a 2 P.M. appointment with Gertrude Browne in N.Y. on Tuesday. Was unable to keep it as his car broke down on the highway,

delaying him several hours. . . . Congratulations to Ted Kisil of the Davis Distributing Co., in Syracuse, N. Y. Stork delivered Thomas. Ford Kisil, a

six lb., . . someone else ’s copy 8 oz. boy on July 19. . Caught up with our rotund friend, Harry of Haskins, while visiting at Mike Munves. Harry reports biz at his arcade at Playland, Rye, N.Y., off due to bad weather on week-ends. Mike, however, busy

as usual. . . . Dave Lowy, Dave Lowy & Co., working hard, cheerfully reports

biz very good. . . . Knut Andre, coinman from Oslo, Norway, advises he thinks he won’t have the time to visit wholesalers in Boston, Mass., but will probably The Cash Box phone them. He’s due to leave N.Y. on July 31.

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L. P. “Red” Wilbur of Duluth, Minn., is sporting an early 20th Century mustache in preparation for the Centennial celebrations which are to be held

in Duluth. . . . Dave Chapman and Ted Lawn, Minneapolis operators, have been making trips up to Lake Mille Lacs to do some fishing. As it was, the 26 WEST 47th STREET intentions were to teach Chapman the sport and art of fishing, but the way it has turned out is that Chappy is catching all the fish and the others are watching. Y. NEW YORK 36, N. . . . Dick Henderson of Willmar, Minn., had quite an experience several weeks ago when a sudden rain and windstorm came up and blew the roof off of the family lake cottage and the Henderson family had to run and seek shelter Enclosed find my check for $15 for a Full Year in the wee hours of the morning. Dick has got the roof repaired and is still (52 Weeks) Subscription. wondering how come his cottage was the only one in that area that got the

brunt of the storm. . . . Dar Holsman of Big Fork, Minn, spent several hours in town picking up records and parts for his route. . . . Every chance that NAME Gabby Cluseau has, he makes the trip into the Twin Cities and uses his season ticket to watch the Millers play ball at the new Bloomington stadium. . . . Floyd and Sonny Shaw of Edan Valley, Minn., were seen shopping around for FIRM . . . equipment for their route. Sonny also does all of the record shopping which

is . ADDRESS quite a help to Floyd. . . Breezing in and always in a hurry is Bun Mraz of Brainerd, Minn. . . . Seen here and there shopping were Art Hagness of Grand Forks, N. D.; Jim De Mars of Ashland, Wis.; Frank Ponterio of Worthington, CITY Minn.; Jim Stansfield of Winona, Minn.; Gordon Dunn of Moose Lake, Minn.; ZONE. STATE and Oscar Winter of La Crosse, Wis. “It's What's in THE CASH BOX That Counts' www.americanradiohistory.com The Cash Box Page 43 August 4 , 1 956

Through The EXCLUSIVE DISTRIBUTORS FOR Coin Chute Gencos STATE FAIR Gun CHICAGO CHATTER IN NORTHERN ILLINOIS AND WISCONSIN M WRITE! WIRE! PHONE! Thanks a million to everyone who phoned, wrote and wired this column congrats and compliments on this past week’s 14th Anniversary Issue. . . . Good example, phone call from Seeburg’s Tom Herrick, just ready to dash COIN MACHINE for a jjlane, advising he was taking issue along to “try and finish reading all r EXCHANGE the great material” incorporated therein on plane trip. . . . Bill Suter of Manila confessed, while in town, that he just loves to H 1012-14 MILWAUKEE AVE., CHICAGO 22, ILL. Phone: EVERGLADE 4-2600 write. Especially short stories. Claims this is why he enjoys reading the short stories that appear in The Cash

Box. Says Bill, “They sure are great”. . . . Bill DeSelm (he of the 24 handicap) just ready to dash out for his golf game, completes conference with A1 Thoelke and ALL GAMES RIGHT FROM Johnny Casola regarding ‘United Service School’ at F.A.B. LOCATION IN WORKING Distribs (Fletcher A. Blalock and Bob Du Buy, hosts) and ORDER Prescription: says Bill, “Give the boys the grandest time of their lives. VICTORY BOWLERS $115 ROCKET BOWLERS 135 To two parts of hard he adds, “be sure to feature our greatest, ”. “But”, ‘Monaco’ JET BOWLERS 140 work and your own

. . . Bill Burke of Baltimore to ROYAL while in town see his BOWLERS 50 personality add an family, spent some time conferring with Zeke Wolf of CHIEF BOWLERS 65 VARIETY 100 attractive gift for your Auto-Bell in regards to Zeke’s newest. BIG TIME 215 locations or players. HERB JONES Buried beneath sheets and sheets of layout paper was MIAMI BEACH 215 BROADWAY 340 Jones of Bally this week. he, Herb past Said “I’m busy BEACH BEAUTY 310 Promote greater cash working up ads for The Cash Box”. And added, “Keep) your eyes on Bally”. box intake with merchandise GAMES IN WORKING . . . Seems like everyone over at First has different ideas about vacations. ORDER RIGHT FROM premiums. Joe Kline was groggy from a long week-end drive that saw him motoring up LOCATION to Eagle River, Wise., to see his dotter, then back by way of Burlington, Wise., 5 SPOT LITE, 1 ATLANTIC Ideal for your own per- his CITY, 1 PALM BEACH, 3 to pick up wife and son. Sam Kolber motoring up thru Michigan then 41 sonal gift obligations. YACHT CLUB-Package lot, down thru Wisconsin. Marvin Rosenstein, First’s ac- Send for our page as is 100 . 300 countant, just returned from a very soggy vacation in catalog of nationally WRITE - WIRE - Wisconsin. it PHONE TODAY! Claims rained just about every minute. known articles. Write: Wally Finke just back from Nippersink, now thinking of Wo are exclusive factory distributors for: - four different places to finish his vacation. . . . Stan BALLY WILLIAMS - ROCK - OLA GRANT SHAY Levin, ’tis said, has become the “information center of the industry” over at All-States. While Vince Shay pipes up ake city amuse, co. H. 4533 PAYNE AVE., CLEVELAND, O. Horwitz Company with “Everything’s abnormal, as usual”. . . . Herb Oet- L (Tel.: HE 1-7577) 36 So. State Street tinger wearing that faraway look as he gazes out of his Chicago Illinois office window. Probably thinking about how green grows 3, the grass at Green Acres. . . . Sam Lewis and Frank Mencuri still keeping everything under cover at Exhibit, but wearing the most satisfied of satisfied expressions when new games come up for discussion. SAM WOLBERG Ray Moloney seen at the big Bally plant looking just CHICAGO CHATTER as handsome and as dapper as ever. A perfect picture of what the well dressed man should wear. And no one can bypass Capt. Tom (of the clan) Callaghan when it comes to masculine sartorial splendor. . . . Everyone over at Atlas (continued) Music busy this past week. Nate Feinstein back on the job after spending a week in the hospital with an injured back. Harold Schwartz, in between sales, telling about his son, Arnie. Harold a proud papa, if ever there was Robbins of Empire phones to advise that his sonny-boy was just thrilled to one. Mort Jacobson telling why Atlas’ parts are better to Louis Arpaia and pieces at the “Howdy-Doody” TV show in Noo Yawk. A.sked about Gill Kitt, other ops gathered around him. Eddie Ginsburg enter- Joe said, “Gil? He’s busier than any summer I can re-

tainer deluxe this past week August is “Nat’l Sandwich member”. . . . All engineers in all out night and day drive Month”. Good excuse for ops to grab an “extra” sand- to completely redesign the old and also bring into being

wich on the route. And if pinball men want to participate new amusements of all kinds. . . . Otto Turkisch of Geneva, with most relaxing equip’t — they should hang signs up Switzerland, owner of Geneva’s largest arcade, buying over their machines from Aug. 2 thru Aug. 8, “Nat’l new products at factories here. Much impressed with coin

Relaxation Week”. machine biz here in Chicago. . . . Orchids to Dave Bond Jerry Kuklin reports Standard-Harvard expanding pro- who made many .souls happier with his optimistic outlook the industry. duction of their metal typers. Andy Wirdek, firm’s shop su- on Dave foresees a bigger, brighter future for all perintendent, has been working on metal typers for over 20 in coinbiz. Points out all industries have periodic slumps. Coinbiz had very, very few over past years. This years. . . Ben Coven commute.s each day from Lake past one of very short duration. And means even greater Geneva. . . . Busy op is Marty Fryer. Divides his time biz series . between his music route and his restaurant. But reports with next of new products. . . Demand con- finds tinues to grow for u.sed shuffle alleys from all over every- that he the long hours most rewarding. . . . Over at World Wide, came in as A1 Stern was .saying, “Get those where. horses going”. Joel Stern was entertaining out of town customers. Len Micon With Jack Nelson out of town, Bill O’Donnell busier away on a well deserved vacation. Fred Skor busying himself with plenty than he’s ever been. Talking away on long distance phones export orders. . . . Tom King and Paul Crisman, two ops who really work all day. . . . Sam Berger of Williams hies himself and his hard, report that their ciggy vender biz going great. . . . Jack (Jock MacNic) entire family out to L.A. where they’ll all help celebrate Mitnick of United comes up with an editorial idea that his mother and dad’s golden wedding anniversary. By he should arrange as a speech to ops’ associations. It’s the way, Mrs. Berger is sister of late Ben Becker. . . . got the real meat of what’s needed re: commissions Bill Futterman of Futterman-Gerber ad agency phones among music operators. . . . Dave Gottlieb back at the to .say, “Swell job — well done”, re: 14th Anniversary factory and busy with the hospital campaign his very Issue. . . . Art Garvey getting set for a long trip thruout handsome charitable gift instituted. Alvin Gottlieb, in his New England territory. . . . With costs zooming, 2h the meantime, discussing “modern distributing methods” DAVE BOND play music ops face even darker days ahead. . . . John and making many plans in this regard which may prove Frantz’s Lake Street factory winning compliments of extremely interesting. many who have visited there for marvelous machinery Lots of the Rock-Ola distribs all hepped up over the and efficient production methods. . . . Clarence Schuyler invitation extended to them by Dave Rockola to watch dashes away for a short vacation before coming back to the final days of the big golf tourney at Tam O’Shanter announce his new club machine. as his guests. Looks now like Dave will have himself quite HAPPY BIRTHDAY THIS WEEK TO: F. H. Decker, a gang walking this big course watching the top pros RAY MOLONEY Fond Du Lac, Wise. . . . Homer F. Prior, Cedar Falls,. battle it out in this richest of all tournaments. John Ia. . . . Les Montooth, Peoria, 111. . . . Lewis Bogie, Lex-

Conroe away on a vacation. Capt. Chester Biezad flying those jets. Paul ington, Ky. . . . Nicholas P. Christy, Detroit, Mich. . . .

Huebsch of Keeney is just dashing from his office to the plant to lunch and George Burroughs, New Haven, Conn. . . . Leo Wein- back again with files of papers and telephoned orders in his fists yelling to berger, Louisville, Ky. . . . Sam Zelles, Shaker Heights, get thing's rolling. . . . Jack F. Wallace of Asheville, N.C. visiting factories O. . . . Geo. A. Miller, Oakland, Cal. . . . Jerry Harris,

here much impressed with hospitality. . . . Art Weinand Omaha, Neb. . . . W. W. McCallum, Dallas, Tex. . . .

proving himself a master at getting those shipments going- Wm. Betz, St. Louis, Mo. . . . Donald W. McFarland, Gales- joe kline

out all over everywhere. Art’s become an expert at break- burg, 111. . . . Mike Imig, Yankton, S.D. . . . Edward H.

ing up shipping bottlenecks. . . . With Ron Pepple of Newell, Memphis, Tenn. . . . David Berson, Harrisburg,

Seattle, Ralph Sheffield and A1 Warren questioning Avron Pa. . . . Robert Mishelow, Hempstead, N.Y. . . . John

Gensburg regarding the deer he brought back, Avron McNeil Ilowe, Greenwood, S.C. . . . Arthur R. Berg, Fair-

it. . . . would not tell where he or Mrs. Gensburg got “Oh, mont, Minn. Leonard .1. Goldstein, Cincinnati, O. . . . H well”, wells Ralph, “wish that was as easy to answer as Wm. J. Barnett, Selma, Ala. . . . J. M. Flowe, Greenwood,

distributors are . . . the question our asking, ‘Where are S.C. Irvin W. Weiler, Kansas City, Mo. . . . Dave

Meaning “State Fair” rifles, of course. Stern. . . they?’”. Elizabeth, N.J. . Muriel Casola, Chicago, 111. . . .

With three models of “Steam Shovel” in production, Mac Mohr, Los Angeles, Cal. . . . J. A. Weinand. Chicago.

111. . . . Harry Stern, Ed Levin of ChiCoin a busy, busy sales director. Says Ed, Philadelphia, Pa. . . . Taft E. Odder, “We’ve got to know just what model they mean when Slidell, La. HERB OETTINGER their orders come in.” Sam Wolberg, by the way, still WORTH REPEATING: “The good thing about begin- marvels at those night-time venders used so much in ning at the bottom is that you always have something

Europe. Sam Gensburg dashed up to cool Wisconsin this past week. . . . Joe AL STERN solid to go back to.” “//’s What's in THE CASH BOX That Counts” www.americanradiohistory.com The Cash Box Page 44 August 4, 1956

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CHICAGO — John Frantz, J. F. r Featuring an 1 Frantz Manufacturing Company, this city, reported that the recent extension of his building now houses a complete- ENTIRELY NBH IDEA ly equipped machine shop for increased production of parts for penny Never before seen counter games, scales and “Rifle Sport.” on a Rifle Game “Everything we need,” said John, “is arranged for neat, compact efficiency: lathes, milling machines, screw machines, punch presses, riveting machines, spinners and drill presses. “Orders are coming in fast enough machines Roll down 2 Lanes — Just Like to keep every one of the humming.” a Real Rifle Gallery . . . the player tries to shoot them off. Swiss Arcade Op /NEW-UNVmi v ALL THESE Visits Chi Firms GENCO ATTRACTIONS: ACTION-COMEDY # Flip Over Targets — Otto Turkisch, well- # 2 LIGHTED CANDLES snuff out when hit! TARGET CHICAGO operator of Geneva, # Adjustable Replay — Optional Match known arcade was in town this past # Easy Back-Door Servicing snaps back and waves Switzerland, week visiting with leading manufac- # Playfield Designed to Look Like a Real \ arms when hit! / Rifle Gallery (with an unusual degree of depth) turers. # Beautiful, Bright "EVER LAST" Cork Finish Turkisch advised he has largest ar- Compact, Modern Cabinet only 50" x 29" 70" high — x cade in Geneva. Machines he purchased here were of the arcade type which will be featured SEE YOUR DISTRIBUTOR TODAY! in his arcade as soon as they arrive. It is reported that Turkisch was very impressed with the large fac- 2621 N. Ashland Avenue much MFG. & SALES CO. tories here and the speedy, as well as Chicago 14, Illinois efficient, production systems.

B Appeals Court Exempts " We Will Pay CASH U. S. for the following equipment. Merchandise Sold For Prizes SEEBURG Ml OOA’s, B’s, BL’s, C’s, G’s & W’s GOTTLIEB AND WILLIAMS PIN GAMES From Retailers’ Excise Tax GENCO, UNITED, WILLIAMS GUNS WE NEED OVER 1000 PIECES TO COMPLETE EXPORT ORDERS. SEND IN COMPLETE LISTS. CHICAGO—Premium firms, as well lectors had sought to levy on Gellman as ops, very much interested in de- because they anticipated administra- We Are Interested In rendered Eighth U. S. tive difficulties if they tried to collect nKTRIRMTOR^-1U03GI lUXo. cision just by Buying Complete Stocks Court of Appeals in case of Gellman from non-mercantile buyers such as vs. U. S. that merchandise sold for social clubs. Exclusive Gottlieb, Williams, Seeburg, Genco retail- prizes is exempt from retailers’ (10 Customers of stores pay the and International Mutoscope Distributors. per cent Federal) excise tax. ers’ excise tax on taxable merchandise given away as premiums, such as for Remember affects goods sold to This decision the return of premium stamps. clubs, taverns, indus- IN NEW ENGLAND churches, social A large amount of taxes is involved others to be given trial concerns and which is subject to re- IMOUNT ! in this case, away as awards. fund claims by companies dealing in The court contended these sales were premiums. not at retail. They were plainly at According to experts th's case is wholesale, the court held. probably headed for the U. S. Supreme The court also noted that tax col- Court.

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WANT—AH Seeburg Phonos: Model FOR SALE All types late model MIOO-A’s; MIOO-B’s; MIOO-C’s; phonographs converted to 10c play. MIOO-C’s. Also Wurlilzer and AMI FOR SALE Call collect for price. DAVIS DIS- WANT Phonos. Will pay best prices. AT- LANTIC NEW YORK CORP., 843 TRIBUTING CORP., 725 WATER TENTH AVE., NEW YORK, N. Y. STREET, SYRACUSE, N. Y. (Tel.: FOR SALE Shuffleboard Operators, WANT — Seeburg Phonos, Model (Tel.: PLaza 7-3140). — Syracuse 75-1631). M100B and later models. Also AMI prices slashed while they last. 20 D80 and later models. For Resale. Ft. refinished maple top, 3195; 22 Quote condition and lowest cash Ft. refinished maple top, $295; 22 FOR SALE! United and Chicago Coin prices. HASTINGS DISTRIBUTING Ft. National slightly used, complete, CO., 6100 WEST BLUEMOUND WANT — Phonograph records made $595; 12 Ft. American Bank Board Shuffles, 10th Frame and later mod- before 1940. Dealers or juke box refinished, 6 Wall type Elec- 1 ROAD, MILWAUKEE 13, WISC. $395 ; els; Wurlitzer 1500’s, 1400' *, stock. I will pay the highest prices. tric scoring units, $49.50 each. (Tel.: BLuemound 8-6700). 1250’s, 1015’s; all type Bingoi; Some labels wanted are Brunswick, STANLEY AMUSEMENT CO., 119 Vocalion, Paramount, Gennett, TACOMA AVE., TACOMA, WASH. Coon Hunt, as is or shopped. CAN- WANT — An established profitable Meletone. JACOB S. SCHNEIDER, (Tel.: BR 3663). YON STATES DIST. CO., 301 E. route in the State of Connecticut. 109 WEST 83rd ST., NEW YORK, 7th, TUCSON, ARIZONA. (Tel.: 3- Either music or combination music N. Y. (Tel.: TRafalgar 7-9147). 8688 ). and games. Large or small. Cash FOR SALE — Non-warp Ply-Flex custom built available. Write: BOX # 358, c/o Fibre-Glass Cues. Pre- THE CASH BOX, 26 WEST 47th cision molded one piece construc- tion giving accuracy, indestructi- FOR SALE 1 Exhibit Jet Gun, $75; ST., NEW YORK 36, N. Y. WANT — For cash. Late Arcade ma- — bility. Won’t warp, shatter, snap. chines, including Bear Guns, Genco 1 Exhibit Shooting Gallery, 3125; Fully guaranteed against faulty 2-Player Basket Ball. State condition 1 Exhibit Dale Gun, $45; 1 Exhibit WANT — Music: Seeburg MIOO-B’s, workmanship, defective materials, and price in first letter. ECONOMY Six Shooter, 1 Bowling BL’s C’s. For Resale. Quote low- breakage in normal use for one year. $50; Team or SUPPLY CO., 579 TENTH AVE., est cash price and condition. CASEY SEACOAST DISTRIBUTORS, INC., Bowler, New, $275; 2 Keeney Pool NEW YORK, N. Y. (Tel.: CHicker- CO., 332 SO. JENNINGS 1200 NORTH AVE., ELIZABETH, JONES & ing 4-8628). Tables, $95 ea. AUTOMATIC N. Bigelow 8-3524-5). AYE., FORT WORTH 4, TEX. J. (Tel.: AMUSEMENT CO., 1000 PENN- SYLVANIA ST., EVANSVILLE 8, WANT—To Buy. Will pay cash 3 for FOR SALE—Records!!! 5c over whole- IND. (Tel.: HArrison 3-4508). prices Shuffle Alleys, Bingo Machines, WANT—Used Records. Highest sale, any label. Free title strips. quantity Used Music, Kiddie Rides, Drivemo- paid for 78’s and 45’s. No Quick service. New accounts, token too large or too small. We buy brand biles, King of Swat. REDD DIS- deposit with order. We also purchase FOR SALE—Can you afford 92c per TRIBUTING CO., INC., 298 LIN- new LP’s (33-1/3 RPM) in quan- surplus records new unused only. week to get ahead and stay ahead COLN ST., ALLSTON, MASS. (Tel.: tity. Write or phone. FIDELITY RAYMAR SALES CO., 170-21 JA- ALgonquin 4-4040). DISTRIBUTORS, 666 10th AVE., MAICA AVENUE. JAMAICA S2, of all competition? For only 92« NEW YORK 36. N. Y. Tel.: JUdson N. Y. Tel.: OLympic 8-4012, 4013. per week you can have a 40-word 6-4568. ad iu this section plus a free full WANT—Used records, 45’s or 78’s. year’s (52 weeks) subscription to All types—Pop, Hillbilly, Blues. We FOR SALE — Hi-Speed Super Fast The Cash Box “The ‘Bible* of the buy year round, any quantity. We WANT—Music: Seeburg 100-A’s, BL’s, Shuffle Board wax. 24 one-pound can provide shipping cartons if C’s; R’s; Wurlitzer 1700’s, 1800’s. cans per case, $8.50 f.o.b. Dallas, Coin Machine Industry.** Send your needed. Write or Sold guaran- phone. JALEN Pinballs, all late Gottlieb. Arcade Texas. on money back Check for $48 today plus your first AMUSEMENT CO., INC., 14 E. 21st and Bally Bingos. Write stating tee. Distributor for AMI, D. Gott- 40-word ad to : THE CASH BOX, STREET, BALTIMORE 18, MD. price and quantity in first letter. lieb, ChiCoin, J. H. Keeney. STATE (Tel.: BElmont 5-2881). BELGIUM AMUSEMENT COM- MUSIC DISTRIBUTORS, INC., 26 W. 47th ST. NEW YORK 36, PANY, LTD., 3126 TYSON AVE., 3100 MAIN ST., DALLAS, TEXAS. N. Y. (Phone JU 6-2640). PHILADELPHIA 49, PA. (Tel.: WANT Late model phonos for — resale. DEvonshire 8-6931). Please quote best price in FOR SALE — Slate Tops for Pool first letter. FOR SALE—10 Miami Beach’s, $230 KOEPPEL DISTRIBUTING CO., Tables; Fibre Glass Cue Sticks; ea. All have been shopped and are 629 TENTH AVE., NEW YORK 36, “300” Shuffle Alleys with authentic N. Y. (Tel.: Circle 6-8939). scoring. Also factory reconditioned in A-l condition. LEWIS & FOL- Williams’ King O’ Swat; WANT — Shuffle Alleys, Income Producer. LETT MUSIC CO., 180 SOUTH United Sluggers; ChiCoin Big League Tournament Kits; Guns; Arcade HOWARD ST., SPOKANE, WASH., WANT—Late Model Seeburg, Wurlit- Baseball and Super Home Run; Equipment. Write for lowest prices. aer, Rock-Ola and AMI Phonographs Genco Big Top Guns; Gottlieb mul- WEST SIDE DIST. CORP., 612 (Tel.: MA 8585). for cash. Write or wire. WESTERN tiple player pinbalia; Bally ABC TENTH AVE., NEW YORK, N. Y. DISTRIBUTORS, 3126 ELLIOTT Bowlers; United Regulations. Will AVE., SEATTLE 1, WASH. (Tel.: buy or trade. GEORGE PONSER FOR SALE—Victory Bowlers, S115; GArfield CO., 123 STREET, FOR SALE or trade for AMI 80 or 3585). WEST RUNYON — Rocket Bowlers, $135; Jet Bowlers, NEWARK 5, N. J. (Tel.: Bigelow 120 Wall Boxes: Genco Rifle Gal- 3-7422). lery; Genco Sky Rocket; Genco Sky $140; Royal Bowlers, $50; Chief WANT — 45 RPM Records, new or Gunner; Williams Jet Fighter; Wil- Bowlers, $65; Variety, $100; Big used. No quantity too large or small. liams Crane (Used) ; Williams Side- Time, $215; Miami Beach, $215; Highest prices paid. Write stating walk Engineer; Williams Relaxala- Broadway', $340; Beach Beauty, quantity on hand. TONY GALGANO, tor. Can also use AMI D-80s or E- WANT—Pay Cash. United Fifth Inn- Following in working GALGANO DIST. CO., 4142 W. 80’s. MILLER-NEWMARK DIS- $310. games ings; Chicago Coin Big League; See- ARMITAGE, CHICAGO 39, ILL. TRIBUTING CO., 42 FAIRBANKS order, right from location: 5 Spot Tel.: burg 100B and BL; AMI E120. Cal l, Dickens 2-7060. ST., N.W., GRAND RAPIDS, MICH. Lite, 1 Atlantic City, 1 Palm Beach, wire, write Collect. DAVE LOW Y, (Tel.: GL 6-6807) 592 TENTH AVE., NEW YORK, 3 Yacht Club—Package lot $100 as WANT — Bingos and Gottlieb 5-Balls N. Y. (Tel.: CHickering 4-5100). is. LAKE CITY AMUSEMENT CO.. for resale. 100 Records Seeburg 45 FOR SALE — Used machines of aU 4533 PAYNE AVE., CLEVELAND. Hidden Units. Send Prices. Ii & H models, as is or shopped and readv OHIO (Tel.: HEnderson 1-7577). MUSIC AND DISTRIBUTING, 1626 THIRD AVE., for location. AUTOMATIC MUSIC MOLINE, ILL, (Tel.: WANT — Literature on any type of 4-6703). DISTRIBUTORS, INC., 900 NORTH coin machine — Merchandising, WESTERN, OKLAHOMA CITY 6, FOR SALE—Ready For Location. Star- Amusement, Skill, Rides, Music OKLA. (Tel.: FOrest 5-3456). anything that takes a coin for any let, $425; Caravan, $495; Gayety, WANT—Bally ABC Bowlers, new or purpose. WITHAM ENTERPRISES $195; Big Time, $325; Dude Ranch. used—for cash or will trade for AND ASSOCIATES, 20-22 CUN- Bingos or Pool Tables. MONROE FOR SALE — Attention. Minnesota $95; Palm Springs, $125; Miami NINGHAM AVE., GLENS FALLS, COIN MACHINE EXCHANGE, INC., Bowler Operators. See us for the Beach. $295; Hawaii, $75; Singa- N. Y. 2423 PAYNE “New” Question -Answer prize AVE., CLEVELAND pore, $50. Shuffle Alleys : Chicago 14, OHIO. (Tel.: boards. have the new improved SUperior 1-4600). We Coin Feature, $225; Chicago Coin tamper proof point coupons—not to Criss Cross, be confused with earlier styles. Prize $175; Chicago Coin WANT—Your used or surplus records WANT—United Regulations and Bally assortments in all price groups Triple Score, $150; Bally Champ. all speeds. 45’s our specialty. We ABC Bowlers for cash or will trade wide assortment of new merchan- 3250; Bally Jet, $225; Keeney Cen- buy all year round for Bingos or Pool Tables. CLEVE- dise. Stop in or call for further in- and pay top tury, $195. Brand New Pool Tables: prices. No lot too large or too small. LAND COIN MACHINE EX- formation. GOPHER DISTRIBUT- United All Models. Write No more than 10% blues. We pav CHANGE, INC., 2029 PROSPECT, ING CO., 1938 UNIVERSITY AVE., for price. freight. BEACON SHOPS, 821 NO. CLEVELAND 15, OHIO. (Tel.: ST. PAUL 4, MINN. (Tel.: Midway Headquarters for Kiddie Rides. AS- MAIN STREET, PROVIDENCE, TOwer 1-6715). 6-7205). SOCIATED AMUSEMENTS, INC.. 8 R. I. (Tel.: UNion 1-7500). RUGG DR., BOSTON, ALLSTON STATION 34, MASS. (Tel.: STa- FOR SALE — Beach Beauty, $340 WANT Bally: diuni 2-4010-11-12). — Variety; Big Time; WANT — Used Wood Shuffle Board Miami Beach, $235; Variety, $135; Gay Time; Miami Beach; AMI Tops, can be worn, warped or have Gayety, $135; Surf Club, 385; Sad- Model “C”, 40, 80 120 selection & any defect which makes them unfit dle & Turfs, $180; Hawaiian Beauty, FOR SALE 1 Williams Hideaways, — Side Walk Wall Boxes & Steppers; for further use on location. Tops $115; Southern Bell, $175; ChiCoin Seeburg r Engineer, Like New. $185. $50 De- 100 Hideawavs and 3W1 Only. W rite stating quantity and Home Run, $120. One-third deposit Wall posit, Boxes. ST. THOMAS COIN price. BOX 360, c/o THE CASH required. CROWN NOVELTY CO„ Balance C. O. D. DIXIE SALES LTD., ST. THOMAS, ONT., BOX, 26 W. 47th ST., NEW YORK INC., 920 AMUSEMENT CO., 912 HOUSTON CANADA HOWARD AVE., NEW (Tel.: 2648). 36, N. Y. ORLEANS, LA. (Teh: CAnal 7137). ST., CHATTANOOGA, TENN.

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FOR SALE—Seeburg “C”, $525; See- FOR SALE—Special. Bally: Broad- FOR SALE—Close-out! Brand New FOR SALE — High Luster, Chrome burg “B”, $395; Seeburg “A”, ways, $365; Beach Beauties, “Booster Pools” and all makes elec- Plated Steel Pilasters for Seeburg $200; AMI E-120 Phonographs, $339.50; Frolics, $55; Big Times, tric Pool Tables. Make us an offer. Model “C”. End expensive plastic $475; Wurlitzer 1800, $775. All the $250. Gottlieb: Jockey Clubs, $75. breakage. above machines are clean and ready NEW ORLEANS NOVELTY CO., Also Wurlitzer 1400’s, 1500’s and Beautifies and modern- for location. UNITED DISTRIBU- 115 MAGAZINE ST., NEW OR- 1700’s. No reasonable offer refused. izes your machine. Easy on-location TORS, INC., 902 W. SECOND, LEANS, LA., (Tel.: CAnal 8318). RUNYON SALES CO., 593 TENTH installation. Only $24.50 per pair. WICHITA, KANSAS (Tel.: HO AVE., NEW YORK, N. Y., or 221 MUSIC SALES COMPANY, 2929 4-6111, 4-3504). FRELINGHUYSEN AVENUE, NEW- MAIN STREET, SANTA MONICA, FOR SALE—Show Boats, $100 ea.; ARK, N. CALIF. 2 New Gottlieb Pool Tables, $140 J. Comco Extended Range ea. GOLDEN GATE NOVELTY CO., FOR SALE— — FOR SALE—Model 1438 120 Selec- Speakers and Baffles. Quantity at 701 GOLDEN GATE AVENUE, SAN tion 45 Rock-Ola prices. Engineered for heavy FOR SALE — Like New. Wurlitzer RPM “Comet” modest FRANCISCO 2, CALIF. (Tel.: MAr- guaranteed or 1800; Wurlitzer Phonographs, $465; Model 1546 duty use. Satisfaction ket 1-3967). $845; 1700, $695; money will be refunded. Finished in Wurlitzer 1650, $395; Wurlitzer 120 Selection Chrome Rock-Ola Limed Oak, Natural or Mahogany. 1400, $235; Automatic Score Coun- Wall Boxes, $50; AMI Model E120, Packed two to a carton, $11.95 ea. COVEN MUSIC CORP., 3181-3 FOR SALE—“The Cat Came Bm.lt 11 ter for 22 foot shuffle board, never $425; Wurlitzer Wall Boxes: Model ELSTON AVE., CHICAGO 18, ILL. b/w “Stop Crackin’ Peanuts”. “New uncrated, $50. LEW JONES DIS- 3020, $7.50; Model 4820, $12.50; (Tel.: Independence 3-2210). Wildwood Flower” b/w "Whispering TRIBUTING CO., 1301 N. CAPI- Model 4851, $15. O’CONNOR DIS- Hope”. “She Married Hie Wrong TOL AVE., INDIANAPOLIS 2, IND. TRIBUTORS, INC., 2320 WEST Wrong Man” b/w “Where The (Tel.: MElrose 5-1593). MAIN, RICHMOND 20, VA. (Tel.: FOR SALE—Lowest prices in the Idaho Potatoes Grow”. “Dark As A 84-3264). country. Thunderbolts, Lightnings, Dungeon” b/w “My Own Sweet $199.50 ea; Hollywood Bowlers, Darling Wife”. CROSS FOR SALE—Bally Bingos from Atlan- FOR SALE—Large stock of Bingos, Chicago Coin Super Home COUNTRY $249.50; tic City up. TOLEDO COIN MA- Shuffle Alleys, Pool Games; Phono- Run, $179.50; Bingos and Pool RECORDS, 229 OUTWATER LANE, CHINE graphs. If we don’t have what you Tables to trade for Kiddie Rides, GARFIELD, N. J. (Tel.: PRescott EXCHANGE, 814 SUMMIT Arcade Equipment or write your best 9-0182). ST., TOLEDO, OHIO (Tel.: CH want, we will make an honest effort cash offer. All equipment ready for 3-8624 — CH 3-4005). to get it. Distributors for United, location. ALLIED DISTRIBUTING Exhibit, Rock-Ola and Williams . CO., 786 MILWAUKEE AVE., CHI- FOR SALE — Bingos. Hawaii, $150; Write for jobber’s discount. DAN CAGO, ILL. (Tel.: CAnal 6-0293). FOR SALE Wurlitzer Surf Club, $150; Spotlite, $35. — 1500’s; Wur- STEWART CO., 140 EAST 2nd litzer 1250’s. Ready for location W. B. DISTRIBUTORS, INC., 1012 or SOUTH, SALT LAKE CITY 11, “As Is”. Write for low MARKET ST„ ST. LOUIS, MO. prices. UTAH (Tel.: DAvis 2-2473). FOR SALE 150 Silver King Vendors, — (Tel.: CEntral 1-9292). YOUNG DISTRIBUTING, INC., 575 lc or 5c conversions for either 11th AVE., NEW YORK 36, N. Y. FOR SALE—Seeburg M100-A, $250; chlorophyll or nuts. Make us an (Tel.: CHickering 4-5050). M100-C, $600; M100-G, $750; offer. We cannot operate in this FOR SALE—All types used AMI, Wur- M100-W, $725; M100-R, $825; state because of license. TRI-STATE litzer Seeburg equipment. Clean and 3W1 Chrome, $67.50; Wurlitzer AMUSEMENT CO., 149 18th ST., and shopped, or as is. Factory Dis- FOR SALE! Complete — line of used 1800, like new, $795; 1400, $225; REAR, WHEELING, W. VA. (Tel.: Seeburg. Bingos, tributor for DICKSON Shuffle Alleys and Phono- 1250, $150; 1100, $85; AMI E-80, WHeeling 649). DISTRIBUTING CO., 631 W. CALI- graphs. Distributors for United and $450; D-80, $350. MUSICAL CITY, OK- Williams FORNIA, OKLAHOMA games and AMI Phono- SALES, 2334 36 OLIVE, ST. LOUIS LA. Tel.: REgent 6-3691. graphs. Write for jobber’s prices. 3, MO. (Tel.: CH 1-8561). FOR SALE—Rock-Ola Comet, $525; CENTRAL DISTRIBUTORS, 2315 Rock-Ola Hi Fi’s, $595; Atlantic OLIVE STREET, ST. LOUIS, MO. FOR SALE—Dude Ranch, $50; De- FOR SALE America’s finest recon- Citys, $40; Coney Islands, $30; — (Tel.: MAin 1-3511) or 2805 MAIN Luxe Jungle Gun United, $95; ditioned phonographs and music Rock-Ola 1717 Steppers, $30; Wur- STREET, KANSAS CITY, MO. Yacht Club, $40; Gottlieb Lovely accessories. Everyone of our re- litzer Steppers, $10; AMI A’s, $95; (Tel.: HArrison 4747). Lucy, $60. AUTOMATIC MUSIC conditioned machines guaranteed AMI B’s, $145. H & H MUSIC AND CO., 703 MAIN ST., BRIDGEPORT, beautiful condition regardless of DISRIBUTING, 1626 THIRD AVE., OHIO (Tel.: 750). price. Tell us what need. MOLINE, ILL. (Tel.: MOline you Get FOR SALE—Polyethylene Plastic Pool 4-6703). our prices before you buy. ANGOTT Game Covers, $3.95. (Protect Your FOR SALE — Games, Inc. Hunter, DISTRIBUTING CO., INC., 2616 Investment) ; Shuffle Alley Tour- $265; Bally Crosswords, $365; PURITAN AVENUE, DETROIT 21, nament Boards, $12.50; Gayetys Miami Beach, $265; Variety, $150; MICH. Tel.: UNiversity 4-0773. cleaned and checked, $150. DONAN FOR SALE — The best buy in used Gayety, $135; Beach Club, $75; At- DISTRIBUTING CO., 5007 NORTH Bally Bingo Games. Just buy one lantic City, $50; United Manhattan, KEDZIE AVE., CHICAGO 25, ILL and you will see why you pay a little FOR SALE—We have a large stock of $165; Singapore, $65; Nevada, $65; (Tel.: JUniper 8-5211-12). more and be glad you did. Your reconditioned Five Balls, Shuffle Classic Bowlers, $50. MICKEY AN- money back if not completely satis- Games and Bingo. Write for list. DERSON, 314 E. 11th ST., ERIE, fied. 1/3 deposit with all orders. WESTERHAUS CORPORATION, FOR SALE — Five Ball Sale. China- PENNA. (Tel.: 5-7549). Write or call: ALLAN SALES, INC., 3726 KESSEN AVE., CINCINNATI, town, Coronation, Crossroads, Four 937 MARKET ST., WHEELING, (Tel.: 5000-1-2). OHIO. MOntana Stars, Skillpool, Palisades, $49 ea. FOR SALE Scoreboard, $350; Gladi- W. VA. (Tel.: WHeeling 5472). — Grand Slam, Times Square, $59 ator, $325; Harbor Lights, $260;

FOR SALE — Bingos in Quantities. ea. ; Green Pastures, $89; Queen of Duette, $235; Hawaiian Beauty, Bally — Night Clubs, Broadways, Hearts, $69. Also others available. $150; Dragonette, $140; Poker FOR SALE United Bowlers: Clover, Miami Beaches, Big Times, Varietys, — T & L DISTRIBUTING CO., 1663 Face, $95; Crossroads, $75. UNI- $35 ; Chief, Fifth Avenue and Beach Clubs. GLOBE DISTRIBUT- CENTRAL PARKWAY, CINCIN- VERSITY COIN MACHINE EX- League, $110 ea. ; Team, Yankee ING CO., 1623 N. CALIFORNIA and Flash, $135 ea.; Speedy, $185. AVE., CHICAGO 47, ILL. (Tel.: NATI 14, O. (Tel.: MAin 1-8751). CHANGE, 858 N. HIGH STREET, Slugger WANT—Super and Jumbo. AR 0780). COLUMBUS 8, OHIO. (Tel.: AX- MOHAWK SKILL GAMES CO., 67 SWAGGERTOWN ROAD, SCHEN- minster 4-3529). FOR SALE—Grand Slam, $95; King ECTADY, N. Y. FOR SALE—Reconditioned, Ready for Arthur, $35; Bowling Champ, $35; Location. AMI: A, C, FOR SALE—Rotation Balls Numbered $95; $135; College Daze, $35; 10 Bright Lights, D-40, $195. Rock-Ola: 1436 (78 1-10, $18.50 set; Numbered 1-5 Red $39.50 ea.: 10 Bright Spots, $49.50 FOR SALE — Ready for Locations. RPM), $225; (45 RPM), $245; and 1-5 White, $18 set; 2*4" Cue Beach Beauty, 1446 Hi Fi, $595. Wurlitzer: 1400 ea.; 10 3-4-5’s, $24.50 ea. WANT— $365; Nite Club, Balls, $2; Cue Sticks, $1.49, $16.50 $500; Variety, $145; Miami Beach, (45 RPM), $225. Authorized Rock- Pixies. NOBRO NOVELTY CO., Ola Distributor. doz. Write for free Rotation Pool In- $245; Gaytime, $215; Manhattan, J. ROSENFELD 142 DORE ST., SAN FRANCISCO $175; Crosswords, $350; United CO., 4701 WASHINGTON BIAI)., structions. CHAMPION DISTRIB- 3, CALIF. (Tel.: MArket 1-0538). Super Slugger Baseball, Write. ST. LOUIS 8, MO. (Tel.: FOrest UTING CO., 3833 W. DIVISION 7-6730). NASTASI DISTRIBUTING CO., 912 ST., CHICAGO, ILL. POYDRAS, NEW ORLEANS 18, LA. (Tel.: MA 6386-7459). FOR SALE—Millions of extra coins FOR SALE—Big Time, $249.50; Star- are taken from clean machines FOR SALE — 1 United Ace Bowler let, $319.50; Pixie, $325; Gaytime, “Clean Right With Lemonite.” (DeLuxe), $195; 1 United DeLuxe $210; Gayety, $119.50; Rio, $55; Chicago FOR SALE—Well Established Profit- Tahiti, $50; Tropics, $45; Variety, Lynch & Zander, Dixie Coin, Crown Lightning Bowler, $275; 1 able Coin Machine Route in South $139.50; Beach Beauties, $339.50. Novelty, S & H Distributors in Louis- Coin Playtime Bowler, $225. All in Arkansas. Combination Music One-third and Deposit. Balance Sight iana Use and Sell Lemonite. Write top shape, ready for location. SA- Games. Approximately 250 Pieces. Draft. GENERAL DISTRIBUTING for particulars. GRACO SALES CO., UNA MUSIC & AMUSEMENT CO., Write: BOX 359, c/o THE CASH CO., 1609 ORLEANS AVE., NEW ST., SALINA, BOX, 26 W. 47th ST., NEW YORK ORLEANS, LA. (Tel.: TUlane R.F.D. 1, BOX 403, ARLINGTON, 121 N. SEVENTH 36, N. Y. 6729). TENN. KANSAS.

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The Cash Box Page 49 August 4 , 1956 CLASSIFIED ADVERTISING SECTION THE CASH BOX FOR SALE — Wishing Well, $210; FOR SALE—or Trade for Kiddie Duetle, $225; Stage Coach, $170; Rides, Arcade Equipment or Mu- Grand Slam, $65; Chinatown, $55; sic—5 Chicago Coin Bowling Team “The Industry’s Market Place” Shindig, $90; Mystic Marvel, $155; Shuffle Alley, like new. RELIABLE Green Pastures, $100; League Bowl- COIN MACHINE CO., 184 WIND- er, $95; Frolics, $40; Twin Bill, SOR ST., HARTFORD, CONN., PUBLISHES MORE CLASSIFIED ADS EACH WEEK $175. STARK NOVELTY CO., 1813 (Tel.: CHapel 9-6556). THAN ALL OTHER MAGAZINES IN THIS INDUSTRY FULTON RD., N., CANTON 9, O. FOR SALE — Inventory Clearance — PUBLISH IN A MONTH — PROVING THAT THE Two Exhibit Front End Skill Score ENTIRE FOR SALE)—18 foot Rock-Ola Shuffle Pools at $99.50. 1 Telequiz, $90; INDUSTRY RECOGNIZES THE CASH BOX' Board $149.50; Shuffle Board game 1 V 200 Seeburg, Write; 10 Regu- CLASSIFIED AD SECTION AS "THE INDUSTRY'S wax (12 cans) $3.50; Fast wax lar Four-Side Pool Tables with case (12 cans) $4.50; Pucks (set of lights at $79.50; 10 Regulars with- MARKET PLACE." 8) $12; Fluorescent Lights pair out lights, $69.50; 1 Carnival Gun, $22.50; Adjusters $18.50. PUR- $195; 1 Wurlitzer 1250 on 45 RPM, VEYOR DISTRIBUTING CO., 4322 $129.50; 1 Chicago Coin Automatic CHECK OFF N. WESTERN, CHICAGO 18, ILL. Front End Pool, $135; Used ABC WANT FOR SALE WHICH YOU DESIRE (Tel.: JUniper 8-1814). Bowlers, Write. All equipment thoroughly reconditioned, ready for location. Wire $25 deposit per machine to: SHELDON SALES, INC., FOR SALE—Complete line of used PER phonographs, shuffle games, cigar- 881 MAIN ST., BUFFALO 3, N. Y. CLASSIFIED AD RATE 10 CENTS WORD ette machines, all other equipment. (Tel.: Lincoln 9106). Count every word including all words in firm name. Numbers in address count as word. Minimum ad accepted $1.00. CASH OR CHECK MUST ACCOMPANY ALL Lowest prices. Best merchandise. one ORDERS FOR CLASSIFIED ADVERTISING. If cash or check is not enclosed with order letter, wire, or call will or One phone FOR SALE — Seeburg 20 Selection your classified ad will be held for following issue pending receipt of your check cash. convince you. Factory Representa- Boxes, 3 wire, 5c, 10c, 25c, $9 ea. tives for United, Keeney, Bally. Notice to holders of "Special ($48) Subscription": You are entitled to a free classi- TARAN DISTRIBUTING, INC. 1 Midget Movie, with reel, $55; 2 fied ad in each week's issue containing no more than 40 words, which includes your firm number. All words over 40 will be charged to you at the N. W. 36th STREET, MIAMI name, address and telephone 3401 Coon Hunts, $95 ea. H. BETTI regular rate of 10c per word. Please count words carefully. 42, FLA. Tel.: 64-4864. AND SONS, 1706 MANHATTAN AVE., UNION CITY, N. J. ALL CLASSIFIED ADVERTISING CLOSES WEDNESDAY NOON AT THE CASH BOX, 26 West 47th Street, New York 36, N. Y. FOR SALE — All types of used Pool NOTICE—Are you faced with Personal Tables, jumbo and regular. Also Property Taxes? Sales Taxes? De- late Shuffle Alleys. Will trade for preciation Deductions? Estate Taxes? AMI Jukes or Seeburg. Special price Customs Duties? Must you officially Use This Convenient Form For on ultra modern speaker and Baffle establish the Fair Market Value of your (8 inch speaker), $7.50. GATE- machines? Do you have to prove Classified WAY DISTRIBUTING CO., 3622 Your Ad whether your machines have Appre- W. NORTH AVE., CHICAGO 47, ciated or Depreciated in price? Do you ILL. (Tel.: Dickens 2-4620). START HERE require official proof of the value of your machines for loan or collateral purposes? What are the machines actually worth when you buy or sell a MISCELLANEOUS route? How can you ascertain the official market value of machines for legal and/or tax purposes? How much can NOTICE—Will Trade. 2 Photomats, you get for machines you want to sell $300, will trade for late model Bowl- or trade? What should you pay for ers. Bally Booster Pools—will trade machines you want to buy? Have you for late model Bowlers or United been put to the burden of proving the Comet Targettes. LIEBERMAN week-to-week value of your machines? 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2. 1432, Same as above. 4. 3W2 Wall-a-Matic 3.00 7.00 THIS WEEK’S USED MACHINE QUOTATIONS Converted to 45 RPM 125.00 160.00 4. W4L-56 10.00 20.0U 4. 1434, ’51, Rocket ’51-52, 4. 3W5-L56 Wall Box 5c, 50 Sel., 78 RPM 135.00 225.00 10c, 25c 10.00 20.00 17th YEAR OF PUBLICATION 4. 1434, Same as above. 4. W6L-56 5/10/25 Wire- Converted to 45 RPM 145.00 250.00 less 10.00 20.00 2* 1436, ’52, Fireball, 120 4. 3W7-L-56 10.00 25.00 878th CONSECUTIVE WEEK S ISSUE Sel., 45 RPM 145.00 275.00 4. 1436A, ’53, Fireball, 120 WURLITZER Sel., 45 250.00 295.00 RPM 4. 1015, ’46, 25 Sel., 78 4* 1438, ’54, Comet, 120 How To Use “The Cash Box Price RPM 35.00 75.00 Lists” Sel., 45 RPM 445.00 525.00 2. 1080, ’46, Colonial, 24 [Also known as the “C. M. I. (Coin Machine Industry) BLUE BOOK”] 4. 1446, ’54, Hi-Fi, 120 Sel., Sel., 78 RPM 45.00 99.00 times, wide differences appear in the quotation of high 45 595.00 695.00 FOREWORD: Many RPM 4. 1080A, 548, Colonial, 24 prices of certain equipment. Like true reporter “The Cash Box and low any Sel., 78 RPM 60.00 100.00 Price Lists” can only featnre the market prices as they are quoted. “The Cash SEEBURG 4. 1017, ’46, Hideaway, 24 Lists” act exactly the as the market quotation board at Box Price same the Stock Sel., 78 RPM 50.00 100.00 posting the prices as they are quoted for the past week, regardless of 4. 146S, ’46, Standard, 20 Exchange— 4. 1100, ’48, 25 Sel., 78 they seem to be out of line. prices do not change for Sel„ 78 RPM 20.00 45.00 how much may Some RPM 65.00 125.00 Price Lists,” rather than show no price, retain the last 2. 146M, ’46, Master with months. “The Cash Box 4. 1250, ’50, 48 Sel., 78 quotations for such equipment so that the subscriber at least has last Remote Attach., 20 known the RPM 95.00 165.00 prices as a basis to with. Prices be very widely Sel., 78 20.00 55.00 known work may divergent. RPM 4. 1250, ’50, (Same as the West Coast feel a certain machine worth $150.00 Someone on may whereas 4. 147S, Standard, 20 Sel., above) Converted to the East Coast may think it worth but $75.00. serial, someone on Of course, 78 RPM 20.00 75.00 45 RPM 100.00 175.00 appearance, demand, territory, quantity, and condition of equipment must be 4. 147M, ’47, Master with 4* 1400, ’52, 48 Sel., 78 taken into consideration. (Some equipment offered by outstanding firms, having Remote Attach., 20 RPM 185.00 285.00 a reputation for shipping completely reconditioned machines, will be offered Sel„ 78 RPM 20.00 75.00 4. 1400, ’52, (Same as at prices than others, due to the added cost of reconditioning.) higher “The 4. 148S, ’48, Standard, 20 above) Converted to Cash Box Price Lists” reports each quotation exactly as it is made and depends Sel„ 78 RPM 20.00 95.00 45 RPM 185.00 295.00 the subscriber to make average price adjustments to fit the on peculiarities of 4. 148M, ’48 Master with 4. 1450 (Same as 1400 his territory. Remote Attach., 20 with leather) 185.00 295.00 METHOD: “The Cash Box Price Lists” should be read as follows: First Sel., 78 RPM 20.00 95.00 4* 1500, ’53, 104 Sel., 78 price listed is lowest price quoted for the week; Second price listed is highest 4. 148ML, ’48, Light Cab. and 45 RPM Inter- price quoted. Master with Remote mixed 199.50 299.50 Attach., FOREIGN BUYERS: To cover cost of packing, crating, shipping, etc., figure 20 Sel., 78 4. 1500A, ’53, 104 Sel„ 78 an additional $20 to $25 on Pin Games—and $25 to $30 on Phonographs. RPM 20.00 99.50 and 45 RPM Inter- 2* M100A, ’49, 100 Sel., mixed 275.00 350.00 COPE 78 RPM 200.00 265.00 4* 1650, ’53, 48 Sel., 45 2* 1. Prices UP 5. No quotations Last 2 to 4 Weeks M100B, ’51, 100 Sel., RPM 325.00 375.00 4* 2. Prices DOWN 6. No quotations 4 Weeks or Longer 45 RPM 375.00 475.00 1700, ’54, 104 Sel., 45 3. Prices UP and DOWN 7. Machines Jnst Added 4. M100BL. ’51, 100 Sel., RPM 495.00 695.00 4* 4. No change from Last Week * Great Activity 45 RPM, Light Cab. 425.00 500.00 1800, ’55, 104 Sel., 45 4* M100C, ’53, 100 Sel., RPM 650.00 850.00 45 RPM 500.00 600.00 4. 2140 Wall Box 3.00 10.00 4. HF100G, ’54, 100 Sel., 4. 3020 Wall Box 5.00 10.00 45 625.00 4. REGARDING SELLING PRICES RPM 750.00 3048 (Conv. of 3020) . 10.00 20.00 4. HF100R, ’54, 100 Sel., 4. 3031 Wall Box 2.95 5.00 45 RPM 700.00 825.00 4. 3045 Wall Bor. 4.00 20.00 4. IMPORTANT W1-L56 Wall Box 5c . 3.00 6.00 4. 4820 Wall Box 12.50 20.00 “ “ — n Reports received indicate that, in some cases, purchasers become upset due — — TTttI = - the fact that they cannot, many times, bay equipment listed in the lower =j to V z — v mSjgmrn L_ t=. d S price brackets. Sometimes sellers of machines listed at from $10.00 to $25.00 p 5 ; j 2 2 — M ask from $50.00 up to $75.00 and even more for these very same machines. / : Purchasers of such equipment must realize that machines in the very low £ H B — = worn to be priced at these low figures. completely E™ =23 priced categories are much To - * — * i H — * ~ recondition such machines, the reconditioner must add onto his price the cost 1 PINBALL GAMES i of transportation to obtain these machines, the labor, parts and supplies needed recondition the machines, plus the cost of cartons, crates and labor for to Manufacturers and date of game’s release listed. Code: (B) Bally; (CC) Chicago packing and shipping of the machines, in addition to a decent profit which Coin; (Ev) Evans; (Ex) Exhibit; (Ge) Genco; (Got) Gottlieb; (Ke) Keeney; will, in most cases, raise the price of a $10.00 to $20.00 machine to anywhere from $50.00 to $75.00 and up. In the case of arcade and kiddie ride machines (Un) United; (Wm) Williams. these may even be higher due to the fact that many of the parts have to be 2. ABC fUN 3/52) 25.00 50.00 4. Campus (Ex 2/50) 15.00 20.00 made by hand or contracted for at some machinist shop, since manufacturers of many of the old arcade machines and kiddie rides are no longer in business 4. Across the Board (Un 4. Canasta (Ge 7/50) 25.00 34.50 9/52) 25.00 50.00 and it is impossible to obtain parts for reconditioning. Purchasers of such 4. Caravan (Un 2/56) 365.00 469.50 these facts 4. All Star Basketball equipment should take into consideration and, at the same time, 4. Caravan (Wm 6/52) 25.00 65.00 should also realize that many buyers today have their own repair and recon- (Got 1/52) 20.00 35.00 6. Carolina (Un 3/49) 15.00 25.00 ditioning departments as well as experienced mechanics, such buyers will 6. Aquacade (Un 4/49) 10.00 25.00 purchase machines “as is”, at prices quoted by the trade at large, 4. Champion (B 12/49) 20.00 35.00 and recondi- 4. Arabian Knights

tion the machines themselves to meet their own operating standards. 6. Champion (CC 6/49) . 15.00 20.00 (Got 12/53) 100.00 160.00 4. Chinatown (Got 10/52) 45.00 85.00 4. Arcade (Wm 11/51) 45.00 75.00 4. Circus (Un 8/52) 35.00 95.00 4. Arizona (Un 4/50) 10.00 25.00

4. Citation (B 10/48) . . . 15.00 35.00 2. Army-Navy (Wm 10/53) 40.00 90.00 4. C.O.D. (Wm 9/53) ... 75.00 110.00 4* Atlantic City (B 5/52) 35.00 75.00 4. College Daze 6. Baby Face (Un 12/48) 10.00 20.00 (Got 8/49) 20.00 40.00 4. Bank-A-Ball (Got 5/50) 15.00 25.00 4. Colors (Wm 11/54) 135.00 175.00 4. Basketball (Got 10/49) 15.00 25.00 4* Coney Island (B 9/52) 30.00 65.00 4* Beach Beauty (B 11/55) 339.50 475.00 4. Control Tower 4* Beach Club (B 2/53) . 50.00 100.00 (Wm 3/51) 25.00 45.00 LISTED ALPHABETICALLY 4* Beauty (B 11/52) . . 45.00 85.00 4. Coronation (Got 11/52) 40.00 85.00 AMI EVANS 4. Be Bop (Ex 3/50) 10.00 20.00 4. County Fair (Un 9/51) . 30.00 45.00 4. Big Ben (Wm 9/54) 100.00 150.00 4. Crossroads (Got 5/52) 45.00 95.00 4* A, ’46, 40 Sel., 2. Mills Constellation, ’47 Model 4. Crossroads (B 1/56) 350.00 400.00 2. Big Hit (CC 7/52) . . 25.00 45.00 . 125.00 Model 951, 40 Sel., 78 RPM 95.00 2. Cyclone (Got 5/51) 40.00 80.00 4. B, ’48, 40 Sel., 78 RPM 50.00 100.00 6. Big (Ge 2/49) 10.00 20.00 Model Top 4. Daffy Derby (Wm8/54) 70.00 165.00 4. ’49, . . . . 125.00 Constellation, Model 78 RPM 150.00 4* Big Time (B 1/55) 225.00 325.00 4. Daisy Mae (Got 7/54) 145.00 180.00 4. Model C, ’50, 40 Sel., 135, 40 Sel., 78 RPM 75.00 125.00 6. Black Gold (Ge 3/49) 10.00 20.00 4. Dallas (Wm 2/49) 15.00 30.00 ’52, . . 4. Jubilee, 78 . . Model 245, RPM 135.00 175.00 4. Dealer “21” (Wm 2/54) 45.00 125.00 4. 4* Model D-40, ’51, 40 Sel., 40 Sel., 45 RPM 125.00 200.00 Bolero (Un 12/51) 45.00 95.00 4. Derby Day (Got 5/56) . 269.50 295.00 78 RPM .... 175.00 245.00 2. Century, ’52, Model 2045, 4. Bomber (CC 3/51) 20.00 25.00 4. De leer (Wm 11/49) . . 20.00 35.00

4* ’51, 100 Sel., 45 . . 225.00 295.00 Model D-80, 80 Sel., RPM 6. Boston (Wm 5/49) 15.00 29.50 4. Diamond Lill 45 RPM .... 265.00 350.00 4. Bowling Champ (Got 12/54) 145.00 175.00 4. Model E-40, ’53, 40 Sel., ROCK-OLA (Got 2/49) 15.00 25.00 4. Disk Jockey

78 RPM . . 275.00 395.00 4. 1422, ’46, 20 Sel., 78 4* Bright Lights (B (Wm 11/52) 45.00 80.00 4. E-80, ’53, 5/51) 35.00 75.00 Model 80 Sel., RPM 25.00 50.00 4. Domino (Wm 5/52) 35.00 60.00

45 4. Bright Spot (B 11/51) . 45.00 75.00 RPM 325.00 450.00 4. 1424, ’46, Playmaster 4. Double Action 4* Model E-120, ’53. 120 Hideaway, 20 Sel., 78 4* Broadway (B 12/55) 365.00 475.00 (Ge 1/52) 25.00 34.50

Sel., 45 RPM . 400.00 475.00 RPM 30.00 60.00 4. Broadway (B 6/51) 25.00 40.00 4. Double Feature 2. Model F-80, ’54, 80 Sel., 4. 1426, ’47, 20 Sel.. 78 4. Buffalo Bill (Got 5/50) 25.00 35.00 (Got 12/50) 15.00 24.00

45 . . . RPM 550.00 625.00 RPM 35.00 75.00 4. Buttons & Bows 4. Dbl. Shuffle (Got 6/49) 15.00 24.00 2. ’54, Model F-120, 120 4. 1428, ’48, Magic-Glo, 20 (Got 3/49) 15.00 24.00 4. Dragonette (Got 6/54) 125.00 165.00

Sel., 45 RPM ...... 575.00 665.00 Sel., . 78 RPM 45.00 80.00 4. Cabana (Un 3/53) . 35.00 110.00 4. Dreamy (Wm 2/50) 20.00 49.50 4. WM Wall Box . ... 10.00 12.00 2. 1432, ’50, Rocket ’50-51, 2. Camel Caravan 4* Dude Ranch (B 9/53) 55.00 110.00

4. SM or SL Stepper . . 9.95 20.00 50 Sel.. 78 4* RPM 100.00 150.00 (Ge 6/49) 10.00 20.00 Duette (Got 4/55) . 200.00 235.00

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4. 4* .... 10.00 19.00 Easy Aces (Got 12/55) . 225.00 250.00 Manhattan (Un 4/55) . 165.00 265.00 4. Steeple Chase 6. Thrill (CC 9/48)

4. Eight Ball (Wm 1/52) . 40.00 65.00 4. Marathon (Got 10/55) . 279.50 325.00 (Un 1/52) 25.00 65.00 4. Thunderbird 2. 90.00 130.00 Fairway (Wm 6/53 ) . . 50.00 80.00 4. Marble Queen 4. Stop & Go (Ge 3/51) . 10.00 20.00 (Wm 5/54) 4. Fighting Irish (Got 8/53) 75.00 120.00 4. Struggle Buggies 4. Times Square 60.00 80.00 (CC 11/50) 20.00 30.00 4. Maryland (Wm 4/49) . 10.00 20.00 (Wm 12/53) 70.00 120.00 (Wm 4/53) 20.00 35.00 4. . Five Star (Univ. 5/51) 30.00 65.00 4. Mercury (Ge 3/50) . . . 10.00 25.00 6. Summertime (Un 9/48) 15.00 24.00 4. Touchdown (Un 1/52) 2, Floating 245.00 275.00 Power 4. Mermaid (Got 6/51) . . 20.00 35.00 4. Sunshine Park 4. Tournament (Got 8/55) (Ge 12/48) 10.00 15.00 4. Mexico (Un 3/54) 65.00 125.00 (B 12/52) 25.00 60.00 2* Triple Play (Un 8/55) 200.00 285.00

2* . 25.00 4. Flying High (Got 2/53) 50.00 95.00 Miami Beach (B 9/55) 230.00 350.00 4. Super Hockey 4. Triplets (Got 7/50) . 15.00 4. Flying Saucers 4. Minstrel Man (CC 4/49) 20.00 30.00 4. TriScore (Ge 1/51) 20.00 30.00 (Ge 12/50) 15.00 30.00 (Got 3/51) 20.00 40.00 4. Super Jumbo 4. Tropicana (Un 1/55) 85.00 150.00 50.00 90.00 6. Football (CC 8/49) . . . 10.00 20.00 6. Moon Glow (Un 11/48) 10.00 20.00 (Got 10/54) 250.00 325.00 4. Tropics (Un 7/53) ... 4. 10.00 20.00 Four Bells (Got 10/54) 145.00 185.00 4. Mystic Marvel 4* Surf Club (B 3/54) . 65.00 150.00 6. Tucson (Wm 1/49) 4. Four Corners (Got 3/54) 130.00 160.00 4. Sweepstakes (Wm 1/52) 55.00 75.00 6. Tumbleweed (Ex 8/49) 15.00 30.00

(Wm 12/52) 40.00 90.00 4. Nevada (Un 8/54) 65.00 135.00 4. Sweet-Add-A-Line 4. Turf King (B 6/50) . . 15.00 30.00 4. Four Horsemen 4. Niagara (Got 12/51) . . 40.00 55.00 (Got 7/55) 170.00 220.00 4. Twenty Grand (Got 9/50) 25.00 55.00 4. Nifty (Wm 12/50) ... 15.00 25.00 4. Sweetheart (Wm 5/50) 20.00 30.00 (Wm 12/52) 35.00 65.00 4. “400” (Upright) 4. Night Club (B 4/56) 500.00 550.00 4* Tahiti (Un 8/53) .... 50.00 100.00 4. Twin Bill (Got 1/55) 160.00 195.00 “9” 10.00 20.00 (Ge 10/52) 35.00 65.00 4. Sisters (Wm 1/54) . 40.00 110.00 2. Tampico (Un 6/49) 10.00 20.00 4. Utah (Un 7/49) 4. Four Stars (Got 6/52) 50.00 95.00 4. Oasis (Ex 10/ 50) 10.00 19.00 2. Telecard (Got 1/49) 15.00 25.00 4* Variety (B 9/54) 119.50 185.00 4. Freshie (Wm 9/49) 20.00 35.00 4. Oklahoma (Un 5/49) 15.00 35.00 4. Thing (CC 2/51) ... 15.00 35.00 4. Watch My Line 30.00 50.00 4. Frolics (B 10/52) . 40.00 90.00 4. Old Faithful (Got 9/51) 4. Three Deuces 4. Frontiersman 3/52) 35.00 50.00 (Got 12/49) 10.00 20.00 (Wm 8/55) 215 00 230.00 4. Whizz Kids (CC 25.00 55.00 (Got 11/55) 225.00 245.00 4. Olympics (Wm 5/ 52) . 40.00 60.00 4. Wild West (Got 8/51) 2. Three Feathers 4. Futurity (B 3/51) .... 25.00 50.00 4. One Two Three 4. Winner (Univ.) 20.00 40.00 4* (Ge 5/49) 1D.UU oU.UU 4* Gay Times (B 6/55) . . 175.00 300.00 (Ge 10/48) 10.00 20.00 Wishing Well 4* Gayety (B 3/55) 95.00 195.00 2. Palisades (Wm 7/53) 45.00 85.00 2. Three Four Five (Got 9/55) 195.00 225.00 4. Georgia (Wm 7/50) 20.00 45.00 4. Palm Beach (B 7/52) 30.00 85.00 (Un 6/51) 25.00 40.00 4. Wonderland (Wm 5/55) 160.00 190.00 4. Gin Rummy (Got 2/49) 20.00 35.00 4* Palm Springs (B 11/53) 40.00 125.00 4. Three Musketeers 4* Yacht Club (B 6/53) 45.00 85.00

4. Gladiator (Got 1/56) 285.00 345.00 4. Paratrooper (Wm8/52) 25.00 45.00 (Got 7/49) 15.00 25.00 4. Zingo (Un 10/51) . . . 25.00 65.00

4. Glamour (Got 7/51) 15.00 25.00 4. Peter Pan (Wm 4/55) . 135.00 175.00 6. Glider (Ge 3/49) 10.00 15.00 4. Pin Bowler (CC 6/50) 15.00 30.00 4. Globe Trotter 4. Pinch Hitter (Un 5/49) 10.00 19.00 (Got 11/51) 30.00 70.00 4. Pinky (Wm 9/50) 20.00 30.00 4. Golden Gloves 4. Pin Wheel (Got. 11/53) 90.00 120.00 mam (CC 7/49) 10.00 25.00 2* Pixie (Un 10/55) 239.50 375.00 4. 4. Golden Nugget Play Ball (CC 1/51) . 20.00 30.00

(Upright) (Ge 2/53) 35.00 75.00 4. Playland (Ex 8/59) . . . 10.00 19.00 SHUFFLES

4. Gold Star (Got 8/54) . 144.50 185.00 6. Playtime (Ex 8/49) 10.00 20.00

6. Gondola (Ex 5/49) . . 10.00 19.00 4. Poker Face (Got 9/53) 95.00 125.00 4. Grand Award 6. Puddin’ Head 4. Bally Victory Bowler 4. ChiCoin Hollywood (CC 1/49) 10.00 19.00 (Ge 10/48) 1U.UU 19.00 (5/54) 100.00 225.00 (5/55) 249.50 340.00 4. Grand Champion 4. Punchy (CC 12/50) 10.00 19.00 2. Bally Champion 4. ChiCoin Blinker (8/55) 325.00 355.00 (Wm 8/53) 70.00 125.00 4. Quarterback

( 100.00 225.00 4. Grand Slam (Got 4/53) 40.00 110.00 (Wm 10/49) 15.00 35.00 Bowler 5/54) 4. ChiCoin Score-A-Line 150.00 275.00 (9/55) 350.00 395.00 6. Grand Stand (B ’50) . 20.00 35.00 2. Quartet (Got 2/52) 55.00 85.00 4. Bally Jet Bowler (8/54) 4. Green Pastures 4. Queen of Hearts 4. Bally Rocket Bowler 4. ChiCoin Bowling Team (Got 1/54) 85.00 125.00 (Got 12/52) 55.00 110.00 (8/54) 150.00 275.00 (10/55) 275.00 420.00 4. Gun Club 4. Bally Mystic Bowler (Wm 11/53) 49.50 95.00 4. Quintet (Got 3/53) 49.50 110.00 4. Exhibit Twin Rotation 4. 225.00 325.00 Guys-Dolls (Got 5/53 . 60.00 110.00 4. Race The Clock (12/54) (5/52) 50.00 85.00 4. Gypsy Queen (Got 2/55) 165.00 200.00 (Wm 5/55) 195.00 225.00 4. Bally Magic Bowler 4. Genco Shuffle Target 2. 225.00 325.00 Handicap (Wm 6/52) . 45.00 90.00 2. Rag Mop (Wm 10/50) 15.00 35.00 (12/54) (7/51) 20.00 50.00 4. Happy Days (Got 7/52) 65.00 95.00 6. Ramona (Un 2/491 10.00 20.00 4. Bally Blue Ribbon 2. Genco 8-Player Re- 4. Happy-Go-Lucky 4. Red Shoes (Un 11/50) 20.00 30.00 (3/55) 275.00 360.00 bound (9/51) 30.00 50.00 4. 4. (Got 3/51) 25.00 40.00 Regatta (Wm 11/55) . 195.00 215.00 Bally Gold Medal 2. Genco Shuffle Pool 4. Harbor Lites (Got 2/56) 249.50 270.00 4. Rio (Un 11/53) 50.00 100.00 (3/55) 275.00 365.00 (11/53) 25.00 75.00 4. Harvest Moon 4. Rip Snorter (Ge 10/49) 10.00 19.00 2. ChiCoin 6-Player (8/51) 35.00 75.00 2. Genco Match Pool (Got 12/48) 10.00 20.00 4. Rocket (Ge 5/50) 20.00 35.00 2. ChiCoin 6-Player (2/54) 50.00 95.00 4. Harvest Time 4. Rockettes (Got 8/50) 25.00 45.00 DeLuxe (5/52) . . 35.00 80.00 4. Gottlieb Bowlette (3/50) 15.00 25.00 (Ge 9/50) 15.00 35.00 4. Rodeo (Un 2/53) 39.50 125.00 2. ChiCoin Match Bowler 4. Keeney Super DeLuxe 4. Harvey (Wm 5/51) 15.00 35.00 4. Rose Bowl (Got 10/51) 30.00 50.00 (6/52) 35.00 85.00 League Bowler (3/52) 40.00 85.00 4. Havana (Un 2/54) 50.00 125.00 4. Round Up (Got 11/48) 10.00 20.00 2. ChiCoin Bowl-A-Ball 4. Keeney High Score 4. Hawaii (Un 6/54) 65.00 150.00 4. St. Louis (Wm 2/45) 20.00 30.00 (10/52) 35.00 90.00 League (5/52) 40.00 90.00 4. Hawwaiian Beauty 4. Saddle and Turf 4. ChiCoin Match 4. Keeney Team (10/5^) 40.00 95.00 (Got 4/54) 125.00 160.00 (Ev 10/53) 165.00 250.00 Bowl-A-Ball (11/52) 35.00 100.00 4. Keeney Club (4/53) 40.00 100.00 4. Hayburner (Wm 6/51) 30.00 85.00 (Club Model) 185.00 260.00 4. ChiCoin 10th Frame 4. Keeney Domino (5/53) 40.00 120.00 4* Hi-Fi (B 6/54) 4. Special (12/52) 40.00 105.00 50.00 120.00 Saratoga (Wm 10/48) . 20.00 40.00 4. Keeney Carnival (5/53) 45.00 135.00 4. Hit Parade (CC 2/51) 10.00 19.00 4. Scoreboard (Got 4/56) 345.00 400.00 4. ChiCoin (Name Bowler 4. Keeney Pacemaker 4. Hit & Runs 4. (1/53) 40.00 110.00 (Ge 3/51) 15.00 25.00 Screamo (Wm 4/54) . 85.00 120.00 (9/53) 50.00 150.00 4. Hit ’N Run (Got 4/52) 30.00 75.00 4. Sea Jockeys (Wm 11/51) 25.00 50.00 4. ChiCoin 10th Frame 4. Keeney Mainliner 6. Holiday (CC 12/48) 10.00 20.00 4. Select-A-Card (Got 4/50) 10.00 19.00 Double Score Bowler Bowler (1/54) 65.00 185.00 4. Rolidav (Ke 12/51) 35.00 55.00 4. Shantytown (Ex 10/49) 20.00 30.00 (2/53) 40.00 115.00 4. Keeney Bonus Bowler 4. Hong Kong (Wm 9/51) 34.50 55.00 4. Sharpshooter 4. ChiCoin Crown (4/53) 45.00 120.00 (3/54) 75.00 195.00 4. Horsefeathers (Got 5/49) 10.00 30.00 4. ChiCoin Crown, Giant 4. Keeney Diamond Bowler (Wm 1/52) 30.00 50.00 4. Shindig (Got 10/53) 90.00 130.00 Pins (4/53) 50.00 125.00 (5/54) 125.00 200.00 2. Horse Shoe 4. Shoo Shoo (Wm 2/51) 15.00 25.00 4. ChiCoin Triple Score 2. Keeney Bikini (6/54) . 135.00 205.00 (Wm 12/51) 25.00 35.00 4. Shoot the Moon (6/53) 50.00 130.00 2. Keeney Century (6/54) 140.00 210.00 4. Hot Rods (B ’49) 20.00 50.00 (Wm 11/51) 20.00 50.00 4. ChiCoin Gold Cup 4* 4. Keeney American (9/54) 225.00 275.00 Ice-Frolics (B 1/54) . 80.00 4. (7/53) 50.00 135.00 110.00 Show Boat (Un 1/49) . 10.00 19.00 4. Keeney National (9/54) 230.00 280.00 4. Jalopy (Wm 8/51) 30.00 65.00 4. Show Boat (Un 12/52) 70.00 135.00 4. ChiCoin High Speed 4. Keeney Speedlane 2. Jeanie (Ex 6/50) 15.00 24.00 4. Smoke Signal Crown (7/53) 75.00 140.00 (4/55) 275.00 360.00 4. Jockey Club (Got 5/54) 95.00 160.00 (Wm 10/55) 159.50 189.50 4. ChiCoin High Speed 4. 6-Player Super 4. United Jockey Special 2. Silver Chest (Upright) Triple Score (8/53) . 75.00 145.00 (3/52) 30.00 55.00 (B 1V47) 15.00 45.00 (Ge 4/53) 55.00 100.00 4. Chi Coin Advance 4. United 4-Player Official 4. Joker (Got 11/50) 20.00 45.00 4. Silver Skates (Wm2/53) 45.00 80.00 (10/53) 75.00 150.00 (5/52) 30.00 60.00 4. Jolly Joker (Un 11/55) 100.00 150.00 4. Singapore (Un 10/54) 60.00 135.00 4. ChiCoin King (10/53) 75.00 155.00 4. United 6-Player Star 4. Jubilee (Got 5/55) 230.00 2. 4. ChiCoin Criss Cross 350.00 Skill Pool (Got 8/52) . 35.00 85.00 (7/52) 30.00 65.00 4. Judy (Ex 7/50) 10.00 19.00 4. Skyway (Wm 8/54) 110.00 155.00 Bowler (12/53) 65.00 160.00 2. United 10th Frame 4. Jumping Jacks (Upright) 4. Slugfest (Wm 3/52) 35.00 50.00 4. ChiCoin Super Frame Star (9/52) 35.00 70.00 (Ge 12/52) 25.00 55.00 4. Sluggin’ Champ (3/54) 100.00 175.00 4. United Manhattan 10th 4. Just 21 (Got 1/50) 10.00 25.00 (Got 4/55) 160.00 210.00 2. ChiCoin Starlite (5/54) 125.00 200.00 Frame (9/52) 35.00 75.00 2. K. C. Jones (Got 11/49) 10.00 25.00 4. Snafu (Wm 12/55) 225.00 239.50 4. ChiCoin Feature (7/54) 125.00 225.00 2. United Manhattan 4. King Arthur 6. Snooks (Wm 6/51) 15.00 20.00 4. ChiCoin Holiday (9/54) 145.00 250.00 (9/52) 35.00 80.00 (Got 10/49) 20.00 35.00 4. Southern Belle 2. ChiCoin Flash (10/54) . 125.00 260.00 2. United 10th Frame 4. King Pin (CC 12/51) 30.00 55.00 (Get 6/55) 175.00 220.00 4. ChiCoin Playtime Super (10/52) 35.00 80.00 4. Knockout (Got 1/51) . 20.00 45.00 4. South Pacific (Ge 2/50) 20.00 30.00 (10/54) 165.00 275.00 4* United Cascade (2:53) 35.00 85.00 4. Lady Luck (Got 9/54) 99.50 185.00 4. Spark Plugs (Wm 9/51) 25.00 50.00 4. ChiCoin Fireball 4* United Clover (2/53) . 35.00 85.00 4. Lazy “Q” (Wm 2/54) . 75.00 6. (11/54) 125.00 Speedway (Wm 9/48) . 10.00 19.00 175.00 285.00 6. United Liberty (2/53) 40.00 90.00 2. Leaders (Un 10/51) 40.00 65.00 2. Spitfire (Wm 2/55) 75.00 150.00 4. ChiCoin Thunderbolt 4. United Classic (6/53) 50.00 95.00 4. Lite-A-Line (Ke 6/52) 40.00 65.00 4. Spot Bowler (12/54) 185.00 295.00 4. United Olympic (6/53) 50.00 100.00 4. Long Beach (Wm 7/52) 39.50 75.00 (Got 10/50) 25.00 35.00 4. ChiCoin Triple Strike 4* United Royal (9/53) . 50.00 100.00 4. Lovely Lucy (Got 2/54) 110.00 4* (2/55) 225.00 330.00 155.00 Spot Lite (B 1/52) . . . 35.00 75.00 4. United Imperial (9/53) 65.00 125.00 4. Lucky Inning 4. 4. Sportsman (Ge 2/51) 10.00 19.00 ChiCoin Arrow (2/55) . 225.00 335.00 4. DeLuxe model 75.00 135.00 (Wm 5/50) 4. 20.00 45.00 Sportsman . 25.00 (Wm 2/52) 35.00 4. ChiCoin Criss Cross 4* United Chief (11/53) 65.00 145.00 4. Lulu (Wm 12/54) 185.00 4. 220.00 Springtime 3/52) . 20.00 30.00 (Ge Targette (1/55) 75.00 200.00 4. United Leader (11/53) 100.00 150.00 4. Mad. Sq. Garden 4. StageCoach (Got 11/54) 165.00 195.00 Deluxe model 100.00 225.00 4. DeLuxe model 110.00 155.00 (Got 6/50) 30.00 50.00 4* Starlets (Un 12/55) 229.50 395.00 4. ChiCoin Bonus Score 4. LTnited Team (1/54) 100.00 160.00 6. Magic (Ex 11/48) 10.00 19.00 4. Star Pool 125.00 (Wm 10/54) 175.00 (4/55) 240.00 325.00 4. DeLuxe model 125.00 165.00 4. Majors ’49 (CC 2/49) 10.00 20.00 4. Stars (LTn 6/52) 40.00 55.00 4. ChiCoin Big League 4* LTnited League (1/54) 95.00 175.00 4. Majorettes (Wm 4/52) 25.00 45.00 4. Starlite 3/53) (Wm 35.00 65.00 (5/55) 265.00 335.00 4. DeLuxe model 120.00 180.00 COPYRIGHTED 1956. REPRODUCTION NOT PERMITTED. www.americanradiohistory.com ) — The CaskBox PRICE LISTS ” The Cash Box Page 53 August 4, 1956

4. United Ace (5/54) 125.00 185.00 4. DeLuxe model 155.00 290.00

4. DeLuxe model 135.00 190.00 4. United Mars (1/55) . . 125.00 300.00 Manufacturers New Equipment 4. United Rainbow (5/54) 99.50 200.00 4. DeLuxe model 165.00 300.00 4* are currently in production. Prices are manufacturers’ lis* . listed here 2. United Banner (8/54) 155.00 205.00 Un. Lightning (2/55) . 175.00 310.00 Products 2. DeLuxe model 165.00 210.00 4. DeLuxe model 185.00 320.00 prices, F.O.B. factory. 2. United Shuffle Targette 4. Un. Venus (3/55) .... 140.00 325.00 (8/54) 150.00 220.00 4. DeLuxe model 175.00 330.00 AMI, INCORPORATED ROCK-OLA MFG. CORP. 4* 2. DeLuxe model 125.00 225.00 Un. Clipper (5/55) . 210.00 340.00 “G-200” 200-sel. phonograph.. Model 1450-Playmaster, 120 Sel. 4* United Speedy (8/54) 150.00 250.00 4. DeLuxe model 215.00 345.00 “G-120” 120-sel. phonograph.. 4. Derby Roll (5/55) 135.00 350.00 -80” Model 1452, 50 Selections 4. Un. 11th Frame (10/54) 125.00 260.00 Un. “G 80-8el. phonograph. . 4. DeLuxe model 185.00 355.00 Selections 4. DeLuxe model 165.00 265.00 “HS-200” Selective Hideaway. . Model 1454, 120

4. Un. 5th Inning (6/55) . 185.00 375.00 4. United Comet Targette “HS-120” Selective Hideaway.. Box, 2 . Model 1546 Chrome Wall n 125.00 275.00 4. DeLuxe model 195.00 380.00 80” ° (11/54) “HS- Selective Hideaway . . 120 Selections * 4* 4. DeLuxe model 125.00 280.00 Un. Capitol (6/55) . 225.00 385.00 “HC-200” Continuous-play Model 1548, 50 Selection Wall 4. 230.00 390.00 4. United Mercury (12/54) 150.00 280.00 DeLuxe model Hideaway . o £>* Box *1 *1 — ““ — “HC-120” Continuous-play E 17 Hideaway 1615 Standard Speaker '1 “HC-80” Continuous-play 1616 DeLuxe Speaker A. jL 72 > * ' jL A ** jr Hideaway Model 1906, Remote Volume £ : t a f £ £ “W-200” 200-selection Wall Box Control Bargrip Wallbox Bracket .... 3 1 — — — - — — -4— Model 1927, Remote Volume $ r Recessed Ceiling Speaker .... — — — — — — Control with Cancel Button — KIDDIE RIDES Wall Speaker 1 H T~ Corner Speaker

4. Bally Champion Horse 315.00 395.00 2. Decco Merry-Go-Round 245.00 370.00 J. P. SEEBURG CORPc 4. Bally Moon Ride 135.00 350.00 2. Exhibit Big Bronco . 239.50 375.00 4. Mustang 350.00 450.00 AUTO-PHOTO CO. “200” . . Exhibit 4* Bally Space Ship . . 175.00 325.00 V-200—Select-O-Matic

375.00 1. Exhibit Space Patrol . 175.00 300.00 4. Bally Speed Boat 325.00 Studio Model “II” $3,245.00 Phonograph 4. Chicago Coin Super Jet 225.00 395.00 4. Scientific Television . . 295.00 350.00 “200” Y.3W-A—WaU-O-Matic . Select-O-Matic “108” fc 100J — &- BALLY MFG. CO. Phonograph 3W-1 —Wall-O-Matic “100” © Parade $ 785.00 MRVC-2—Master Remote 8 . Pin-Pool Volume Control Standard (52" x 36") Model HFCV2-8—High Fidelity Wall (A) Without lights 300.00 Speaker ARCADE EQUIPMENT (B) With light-up bumpers 315.00 © HFCV3-8—High Fidelity (C) With neon lights 315.00 Corner Speaker 4. ABT 6 Gun Rifle Range 550.00 650.00 4. Lite League 45.00 95.00 36" (68" . 4. Boomerang 25.00 65.00 4. Mills Panorama Peek 165.00 275.00 Senior x Model) 325.00 HFCV1-12—High Fidelity 4. Bally Big Inning 65.00 150.00 (11/54) 175.00 275.00 DeLuxe ABC Bowler Recessed Speaker 4. Bally Heavy Hitter 35.00 60.00 6. Mills Conv. for (without Match Feature) PS6-1Z—Power Supply 4. Bally King Pin 20.00 35.00 Panoram Peek 10.00 29.50 Model A-110, 10c a play 760.00

HFA1-L6—Power Amplifier . 4. Bally Rapid Fire 95.00 125.00 4. Muto. Atomic Bomber. 65.00 160.00 Model A-325, 3 plays for 25c . 780.00

4. Bally Undersea Raider 64.50 125.00 4. Mutos. Ace Bombers. . 95.00 180.00 Congress Bowler 4. Champion Hockey .... 60.00 125.00 4. Mutoscope Dr. Mobile (with Match Feature) 4. ChiCoin Basketball ( Prewar 95.00 190.00 UNITED MFG. CO. 100.00 195.00 4. Mutos. Fly. Saucers 90.00 155.00 Model C-110, 10c a play 805.00 100.00 165.00 4. Mutos. Photo (Pre-War) 150.00 140.00 Model C-325, 3 plays for 25c 825.00 Monaco $ 775.00 4. ChiCoin Goalee 39.50 99.50 4. Mutos. Photomatic Select Bull’s Eye Shooting Gallery . 395.00 Play Shuffle Alley Jf 4. ChiCoin Hockey 55.00 75.00 (DeLuxe) 250.00 425.00 (Without The Champion Match Feature) . 635.00 125.00 4. ChiCoin Midget Skee . 85.00 145.00 4. Mutoscope Silver Gloves 195.00 (With new-all-metal cabinet) 759.00 Select Play Shuffle Alley 4. ChiCoin Pistol 35.00 99.50 4* Mutoscope Sky Fighter 95.00 175.00 (With Match Feature) .... 695.00 4. ChiCoin Home Run, 4. Mutos. Voice-O-Graph Build Shuffle Alley 6 Player (3/54) 100.00 200.00 3 5o 150.00 375.00 Up LANE CO. (Without Match Feature) 4. Super model 125.00 249.50 4. QT Pool Table 60.00 85.00 BERT Single Chute 2. Edelco Pool Table 20.00 50.00 4. Quizzer 50.00 100.00 760.00 Tic-Tac-Toe Pool $ 295.00 4. Evans Bola Score 65.00 89.50 4. Rockola World Series 40.00 80.00 Double Chute 780.00 Triple Zero Pool 395.00 4* Evans Bat-A-Score 55.00 165.00 4. Scientific Baseball 20.00 50.00 DeLuxe Build Up Shuffle Alley Fire Engine (Kiddie Ride) . . 795.00 4. Evans Ski Roll 35.00 90.00 4. Scientific Basketball 20.00 55.00 (With Match Feature) Old Stutz Bearcat Car 4. Evans Super Bomber . 75.00 150.00 4. Scientific Batting Pr. . 20.00 65.00 Single Chute 810.00

4. Evans Play Ball . 65.00 85.00 4. Scientific Pitch ’Em 50.00 165.00 Double Chute 830.00 4. Evans Ten Strike ’46 20.00 50.00 4* Seeburg Bear Gun 75.00 150.00 CHICAGO COIN MACHINE CO. Star Slugger (Regular) 4. Evans Tommy Gun 35.00 95.00 4. Seeburg Chicken Sam 50.00 110.00 495.00 4* Exhibit Dale Gun 34.50 89.50 4. Seeburg Shoot the Chute 49.50 90.00 Rotation Pool $ 275.00 Star Slugger (Replay) 545.00 4. Exhibit Gun Patrol 75.00 125.00 4* Seeburg Coon Hunt 95.00 170.00 Steam Shovel (Regular Model) 410.00 Regulation Shuffle Alley 2. Exhibit Jet Gun 75.00 135.00 4. Set Shot Basketball 150.00 275.00 Steam Shovel (Replay Model) 425.00 (without Match Feature) 4. Exhibit Space Gun 75.00 145.00 2. Telequiz 75.00 120.00 Twin Hockey, (Regular Single Chute 760.60 4. Exhibit Pony Express 85.00 130.00 4. Un. Team Hockey 30.00 50.00 Model) 455.00 Double Chute 710.90 4. Exhibit Silver Bullets 40.00 125.00 4. United Jungle Gun 150.00 250.00 Twin Hockey, Replay Model 500.00 DeLuxe Regulation Shuffle 4. Exhibit Six Shooter 50.00 110.00 4. DeLuxe model 160.00 260.00 Alley (with Match Feature) 4. Exhibit Vitalizer 45.00 70.00 4. United Carnival Gun Twin Hockey, Match and Re- 1. Exhibit Shooting Gal. (10/54) 175.00 285.00 play Model 510.00 Single Chute 810.90 (6/54) 75.00 160.00 ,4. DeLuxe model 185.00 290.00 Double Chute 830.00 4. Exhibit Star Shooting 4. Un. Bonus Gun (1/55) 250.00 350.00 Gallery (9/54) 149.50 200.00 4. DeLuxe model 260.00 350.00 EXHIBIT SUPPLY CO. 4* Exhibit Sportland Shoot- 4. Un. Sidewalk Engineer Slate Pool 375.00 WILLIAMS MFG. CO. ing Gallery (11/54) 175.00 250.00 (4/55) 165.00 200.00 $ 4. Exhibit “500” Shooting 4. Wilcox-Gay Recordio 50.00 100.00 Spanish Pool 295.00 DeLuxe 4-Bagger Gallery 250.00 300.00 4. 70.00 (3/55) Wms. All Stars (8/47) 35.00 (Baseball Game) $ 545.00 4. Exhibit Treasure Cove 4. Wms. Box Score (12/47) 39.50 70.00 Crane 425.00 Shooting Gallery 4. Wms. Star Series (4/49) 29.50 75.00 GENCO MFG. & SALES CO. (6/55) 350.00 400.00 4. Wms. Super World State Fair (Rifle Gallery) § 595.00 4. Games, Inc. Hunter Series (4/51) 35.00 90.00 (1/56) 265.00 300.00 2. Wms. DeLuxe World Hi-Fly (Baseball Game) 545.00 THE RUDOLPH WURLITZER CO. 4* Genco Sky Gunner 75.00 150.00 Series (2/52) 40.00 95.00 Model 2000, “Centennial”, 200 4. Genco Night Fighter 75.00 125.00 4. Wms. DeLuxe Baseball D. GOTTLIEB & CO. Selections 4. Genco 2-Player (4/53) 95.00 150.00 Model Basketball 129.50 200.00 4. Wms. Pennant Baseball Classy Bowler 1900, “Centennial”, 104 4* Genco Rifle Gal. (6/54) 150.00 225.00 120.00 165.00 Selections (12/53) (Single Player, 5-Ball) .$ 407.50 4. Genco Big Top Rifle 4. Wms. Super Pennant Model 5210, Wall Box, 200 Sel. Gallery (6/54) 300.00 350.00 Baseball (12/53) 135.00 175.00 s Model 5207 Wall Box—104 S- 4. Genco Wild West Gun 2. Wms. Super Star INTERNATIONAL MUTOSCOPE Selection—3 Wire a (2/55) 300.00 365.00 Baseball (12/53) 135.00 180.00 CORP. Model 5206 Wall Box 48 4. Genco Sky Rocket Rifle 2. Wms. Maior League — Rock ’n’ Roll 149.50 Selection—4 Wire Gal. (5/55) 269.50 375.00 Baseball (2/54) 110.00 185.00 $ ^.3: 4. Genco Champion Base- 2. Wms. All Star Baseball Model 257 Stepper—104 Selec- © o ball (9/55) 250.00 395.00 125.00 190.00 tion—3 Wire (2/54) J. II. KEENEY & CO., INC. 4* ;c Genco Quarterback 4. Wms. Big League Model 253 Stepper— 104 Selec- R ft (10/55) 142.50 325.00 Baseball (2/54) 125.00 200.00 Flicker Pool tion—3 Wire 4. Jack Rabbit 50.00 95.00 4. Wms. Jet Fighter (4 Player. 4 Sides) 375.00 S Model 248 Stepper—18 Selec- 4. Jungle Joe 49.50 65.00 (10/54) 175.00 235.00 Arcade Pool tion—4 Wire 4. Keeney Air Raider 65.00 120.00 4. Wms. Safari (2/54) 225.00 325.00 (1 or 2 Front Play) 375.00 Model 5117 12" High Fidelity 4. Keeney Sub Gun 70.00 90.00 4. DeLuxe model 250.00 330.00 DeLuxe Hot Coffee Vender. ] So ^ Wall Speaker 4. Keeney Texas Leaguer 25.00 50.00 4. Wms. Polar Hunt DeLuxe Hot Coffee & Hot 8" Fidelity 4. Keeney Sportsman (3/55) 295.00 360.00 Chocolate Combo Vender Model 5116 High . (11/54) 175.00 260.00 4. Wms. King Of Swat Various Models of above Corner Speaker . 4. DeLuxe model 185.00 270.00 (5/55) 300.00 375.00 Electric Cigarette Vender $ 284.50 Model 5115 5" High Fidelity 4. Keeney Ranger (3/55) . 250.00 285.00 4. Wurlitzer Skeeball 35.00 70.00 Coin Changer Model 304.50 Corner Speaker COPYRIGHTED 1956. REPRODUCTION NOT PERMITTED.

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